The INDIA Bloc, along with other opposition parties, welcomed the Supreme Court's decision to grant interim bail to Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal until June 1. Pawan Khera of the INDIA Bloc urged PM Modi to reflect on his political actions post-June 4. AAP's Saurabh Bharadwaj hailed Kejriwal's release as a divine sign for change in India, while leaders like Mamata Banerjee praised its potential impact on ongoing elections. MPs emphasized the victory of democracy and criticized the ED's opposition to bail, hoping Kejriwal's release would restore faith in democratic institutions.

The Supreme Court granted interim bail to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal till June 1 in the Delhi excise policy scam case but imposed restrictions. Kejriwal is prohibited from visiting the Chief Minister's Office and signing official files without Lieutenant Governor approval. He must also refrain from commenting on his case, interacting with witnesses, or accessing related files. The court ordered bail bonds of Rs 50,000 and directed his return to jail by June 2. AAP leaders celebrated the release, calling it a "miracle" and "divine blessing." Kejriwal was arrested on March 21 by the Enforcement Directorate.

Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court has directed the filing of sexual harassment charges against former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief and BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh. The court found sufficient evidence in five out of six cases filed by female wrestlers, with charges to be filed on May 21. Responding to the order, Singh welcomed the decision, except in one case. The court's ruling follows a chargesheet filed last year by Delhi Police, accusing Singh of sexual harassment, criminal force, and intimidation.            

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was released from Tihar Jail after 50 days, granted interim bail by the Supreme Court for Lok Sabha election campaigning. Addressing a jubilant crowd outside his residence, Kejriwal declared, "I am back," expressing gratitude to supporters and the judiciary. Scheduled to surrender on June 2, he plans to visit Hanuman Mandir in Connaught Place before holding a press conference. AAP supporters celebrated with slogans and sweets, seeing his release as a sign of impending change. Kejriwal's return ignites anticipation for his political influence ahead of the election's final phase.    

BJP slammed Congress after senior leader Mani Shankar Aiyar praised Pakistan, accusing Congress of siding with Pakistan and its terrorism. Rajeev Chandrasekhar, a BJP leader, criticized Congress, citing Aiyar and Sam Pitroda's comments as part of Congress' pro-Pakistan stance. Aiyar's remarks, advocating dialogue with Pakistan due to its nuclear capabilities, sparked controversy. In a viral video, Aiyar emphasized the importance of respecting Pakistan to avoid conflict, citing its possession of nuclear weapons. He suggested that showing respect could prevent Pakistan from using its nuclear arsenal against India. The incident adds to the ongoing friction between BJP and Congress regarding their approaches to Pakistan-related matters.

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has been granted interim bail till June 1 by the Supreme Court in a money laundering case linked to Delhi's defunct liquor policy. He's to surrender by June 2. This decision allows him to campaign in the ongoing Lok Sabha elections in Delhi and Punjab, where AAP holds sway. The bench, led by Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Dipankar Datta, declined a plea for bail extension beyond June 1. Kejriwal, arrested by the Enforcement Directorate on March 21, has been in Tihar Jail since. Polling is slated for May 25 in Delhi and June 1 in Punjab.

In a surprising turn of events during the ongoing Lok Sabha elections, Ibrahim Moosa, a convict in the 1993 Bombay blasts, was spotted campaigning for Amol Kirtikar, a Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) candidate in Mumbai North West. The viral video sparked controversy, with BJP MLA Ameet Satam condemning Kirtikar and Congress for Moosa's involvement. Moosa, convicted for supplying arms to actor Sanjay Dutt, served a 10-year sentence under TADA before entering politics. Satam labeled the incident as a dangerous alliance between Mumbai's enemies and Congress, framing it as a battle between nationalist forces and external threats.

Former Indian cricketer Irfan Pathan will bolster his brother Yusuf Pathan's election campaign in Baharampur. Joining a Trinamool Congress rally before the fourth phase of elections on May 13, Irfan will partake in a crucial roadshow across key areas like Rezinagar and Beldanga. They aim to garner support for Yusuf's bid against Congress's long-standing MP, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury. However, the campaign has faced a twist as the Congress filed a complaint with the Election Commission over the use of ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 photos in Yusuf's promotional material. This development adds intrigue to the contest as both sides vie for victory in Baharampur.

Gurugram district administration incentivizes voter turnout for the May 25 Lok Sabha polls in the Gurgaon constituency. Voters displaying inked fingers will receive discounts on movie tickets and food in multiplexes, along with complimentary refreshments. Multiplex chains collaborate in promoting the initiative, chaired by ADC Hitesh Kumar Meena. Indian cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal appointed as 'brand ambassador' to enhance participation. Deputy Commissioner Nishant Kumar Yadav's message and voter awareness films broadcasted in multiplexes. Haryana's single-phase voting on May 25 across all 10 Lok Sabha seats.

The Election Commission of India has ordered repolling at four booths in Madhya Pradesh's Betul Lok Sabha seat following a bus fire carrying polling staff and EVMs. The incident prompted the directive after a report from the district administration. Repolling will occur in Chikhlimal, Dudar Raiyat, Kunda Raiyat, and Rajapur of the Multai assembly segment. Betul's Collector, Narendra Suryavanshi, confirmed preparations are underway, with liquor shops to close within a 3 km radius of polling stations. The move aims to ensure a fair electoral process after the unfortunate mishap.