Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Arrested on Corruption Charges
Arvind Kejriwal's arrest by federal authorities has sparked widespread protests and condemnation from opposition parties, alleging political motives ahead of national elections.
- Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was arrested on corruption charges related to alcohol licensing deals, marking the first arrest of a sitting chief minister.
- Opposition parties and supporters claim the arrest is politically motivated to weaken the opposition before the upcoming national elections starting April 19.
- The arrest prompted protests in the capital and rallies in several cities, with opposition leaders uniting in condemnation of the government's actions.
- The government denies political interference, stating the actions are part of a legal process against corruption.
- The arrest and subsequent events have intensified the political atmosphere in India, with analysts suggesting it could galvanize the opposition ahead of the elections.

























































