The Central Bureau of Investigation today 'categorically denied' seizing any material during the raid on the office of Arvind Kejriwal's principal secretary which are 'not relevant to the investigation'.

After the political showdown post its raid, the agency clarified its stand, saying 'blatant incorrect information is being spread by certain quarters to discredit the agency and with the intent to obstruct the investigation'.

The CBI said that seizures during the searches were in presence of independent witnesses, as per the procedure.

The search cum seizure memo containing details of all seized items will be produced before the competent court, the agency said.

"The CBI has already clarified that the office of the chief minister of Delhi was neither searched nor sealed," the agency's spokesperson Devpreet Singh said.

"The CBI neither prevented nor disallowed any person in their movement to various offices in the Delhi Secretariat, including the CMO," Singh said.