CBI's counsel sought three days of further custodial interrogation of Sisodia, saying that he was not cooperating with the probe. The counsel said the agency needed to confront some individuals with Sisodia. Opposing the demand, Sisodia's lawyers argued that the alleged non-cooperation could not be a ground for extension of remand. It was also argued that the medical condition of Sisodia's wife should be factored in.
