Supreme Court Weighs Interim Bail for Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal Amid Lok Sabha Elections
The court's decision comes as Kejriwal faces charges in a money laundering case linked to Delhi's excise policy, with potential political repercussions.
- The Supreme Court is set to decide on granting interim bail to Arvind Kejriwal, who has been in custody since March 21.
- Kejriwal's arrest is seen as a significant blow to his party, AAP, during the critical Lok Sabha election period.
- The Enforcement Directorate opposes bail, citing concerns about Kejriwal's influence on ongoing investigations.
- Delhi's Lieutenant Governor has suggested a probe into Kejriwal's alleged funding from a banned group, adding another layer to the political drama.
- The final court decision could impact AAP's campaign strategies and voter sentiment in the upcoming Delhi polls.