ED reaches out to Apple for accessing Arvind Kejriwal's iPhone in custody, faces password hurdle: Report
Arvind Kejriwal in custody for over a week, have reportedly reached out to Apple seeking assistance in accessing his iPhone, as per sources familiar with the matter, The Indian Express reported. According to the report, ED has officially reached out to Apple, the manufacturer of the phone, in an attempt to gain access to Kejriwal's iPhone. However, they were informed that a password was required to retrieve any data.
Also Read: INDIA Bloc Maharally LIVE Senior officials associated with the investigation revealed that during questioning, the Chief Minister indicated that accessing his phone data and conversations would provide insights into the Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) "election strategy" and pre-election alliances. Indian Express reported citing sources that ED does not recover any electronic evidence from the Chief Minister's personal computers or desktops. However, they confiscated four mobile phones, including his.
During his arrest on March 21, approximately ₹70,000 was discovered in his residence but left untouched. It's been noted that the Chief Minister had turned off his iPhone and has not disclosed his password, sources told IE. The Chief Minister informed the ED that he has been using the same phone for approximately a year and that the device he used during the drafting of the liquor policy in 2020-2021 is no longer in his possession.
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