Arvind Kejriwal's Supreme Court Hearing Delayed, Remains in Jail Amid Election Season

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's plea for early release was denied by the Supreme Court, extending his detention until at least April 23.

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.