Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to Remain in Jail, High Court Dismisses Petition

The Supreme Court will not hear Kejriwal's appeal until Monday, as the political and legal battle over his arrest in the alleged liquor policy scam continues.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will remain in jail until at least April 15 after the Delhi High Court dismissed his petition against his arrest in the alleged liquor policy scam.
The Supreme Court will not hear Kejriwal's appeal until Monday, leaving him to spend the weekend in Tihar Jail.
Union Minister Hardeep Puri criticized Kejriwal for not resigning, while the Delhi High Court expressed displeasure over repeated petitions seeking Kejriwal's removal as Chief Minister.
The Enforcement Directorate alleges Kejriwal was involved in demanding kickbacks from the now-scrapped liquor policy to fund election campaigns.
Kejriwal and his party, the AAP, deny all allegations, claiming a political conspiracy against them.