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Excise policy case: After 21 days of interim bail Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal sent to judicial custody till June 5

Last updated on - Jun 2, 2024, 20:03 IST
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Kejriwal surrenders to Tihar jail

Delhi Chief Minister and AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal surrendered to Tihar Jail after the expiration of his temporary bail granted for campaign purposes. He sought interim bail on medical grounds, awaiting the court's decision. (Image credit: PTI)


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Visit to Rajghat

Prior to surrendering, Kejriwal, accompanied by his wife and AAP ministers, visited Rajghat, paying homage to Mahatma Gandhi. This symbolic gesture perhaps underscores his commitment to principles of non-violence and truth. (Image credit: PTI)

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Message to Supporters

Kejriwal urged people not to be disheartened by his jail term, expressing pride in his actions as a stand against "dictatorship." He requested prayers for his elderly parents. (Photo credit: PTI)

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Unity stressed in party meeting

In a meeting with AAP's Political Affairs Committee, Kejriwal emphasized the importance of unity among party members during his absence. His wife would relay messages, ensuring continuity in governance. (Image credit: PTI)

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Meeting with opposition

Kejriwal attended an INDIA bloc meeting at Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge's residence, indicating political engagement even amidst legal challenges. Such interactions may shape future political strategies and alliances. (Image credit: PTI)

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​ED's opposition to bail

The Enforcement Directorate opposed Kejriwal's bail plea, citing his vigorous campaigning during elections despite health concerns now raised. The case revolves around alleged corruption in Delhi's excise policy formulation. (Image credit: PTI)

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Plea for interim bail

Kejriwal sought a seven-day extension of interim bail on medical grounds, facing opposition from the Enforcement Directorate (ED). The court reserved its decision until June 5, highlighting the legal complexities surrounding his case. (Image credit: PTI)

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Continuation of Governance

Despite legal challenges, Kejriwal reiterated his commitment to serving as Chief Minister. His decision to surrender and designate his wife for communication aims to ensure continuity in governance and party affairs. (Photo credit: PTI)

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Kejriwal's defiance

Despite legal challenges and criticism, Kejriwal expressed pride in his actions, framing his jail term as a stand against dictatorship. He urged people not to be saddened by his plight and appealed for prayers for his elderly parents. (Image credit: PTI)

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Allegations of campaigning on bail

Criticism from Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva suggested Kejriwal campaigned while on bail and then claimed serious illness to avoid surrender. This criticism underscores the political tensions surrounding his legal battles. (Image credit: PTI)

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Kiran Kanoria
723 days ago
Don't worry Mr. Kejriwal. Soon this dictatorship will end and all the scams of the Government that they are hiding will fall out and they will be kicked out. This is also your Karma which is biting you back because of what you did against Manmohan Singh.
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