Overview
- Arvind Kejriwal said authorities denied him permission to visit AAP workers held in Rajkot Jail and questioned the government's handling of detainees.
- Kejriwal alleged prisoners were denied water for 24 hours, given no food, and beaten, framing the detentions as intimidation of farmer protesters.
- Police say 88 people are named in the FIR from the October 12 Hadadad mahapanchayat, with 73 arrested, 42 out on bail, and 31 in judicial custody.
- Investigators report more than 10 videos, call-data records, communications, and witness statements as evidence, and list several AAP leaders among the accused.
- Positioning the agitation as a 'BJP Quit Gujarat' push, Kejriwal announced a legal team for detainees and vowed to close what he called false FIRs if AAP comes to power.