Overview

• The Supreme Court has postponed hearing Arvind Kejriwal's challenge against his arrest in the Delhi liquor policy case, with the next hearing scheduled for April 29.
• Kejriwal, arrested on March 21 on money laundering charges, has been denied early release, impacting his ability to campaign during the Lok Sabha elections.
• Delhi High Court had previously rejected Kejriwal's plea, stating the Enforcement Directorate provided sufficient evidence of his alleged involvement in the liquor policy scam.
• Supporters and fellow AAP leaders have rallied around Kejriwal, claiming his treatment and continued detention are politically motivated.
• Despite the charges, Kejriwal continues to govern from jail, having issued directives to his ministers regarding ongoing governance issues.