Congress President Kharge criticized Prime Minister Modi, alleging he was "sleeping after taking opium" while China encroached on Indian territory. Kharge's remarks followed China renaming 30 places in Arunachal Pradesh. He slammed Modi, calling him a "chief of liars," claiming Modi prioritized attacking the Gandhi family over national welfare. Kharge highlighted that no Gandhi family member held top positions since 1989, refuting Modi's dynastic politics accusation.

The Delhi High Court has dismissed a plea for the third time seeking the removal of Arvind Kejriwal as Chief Minister following his arrest over corruption allegations. The bench, led by acting Chief Justice Manmohan, emphasized "let democracy take its own course" and refused to counsel Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena on the matter. The court advised the petitioner, Hindu Sena, to prioritize national interest over personal issues and seek redressal in other forums. Kejriwal's arrest on March 21 in connection with a liquor policy scam has stirred political controversy ahead of elections, with his lawyer questioning the timing of the arrest.

The Calcutta High Court strongly criticized the Trinamool Congress-led Bengal government, branding the Sandeshkhali violence case "extremely shameful." Asserting the ruling party's full responsibility for citizen safety, the court condemned the administration's handling of the situation. Advocate Priyanka Tibrewal presented multiple complaints during the hearing, detailing allegations of sexual violence and land grab. Former Trinamool Congress leader Sheikh Shahjahan, accused in the case, faces scrutiny. Chief Justice TS Sivagnanam expressed concern over the state's safety record for women amidst the allegations. Shahjahan remains in ED custody amid ongoing investigations.

Sunita Kejriwal, wife of jailed Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, conveyed his message urging AAP MLAs to address constituents' issues daily. Kejriwal, detained in Tihar jail over a money laundering case, stressed on uninterrupted governance. Sunita Kejriwal stated, "Arvind Kejriwal has sent a message to all MLAs: 'Just because I am in jail, the people of Delhi should not suffer in any way.'" The call for MLA visits follows AAP MP Sanjay Singh's release after six months in the same jail. Sunita Kejriwal's press conference aims to maintain governance continuity amid her husband's absence. Arvind Kejriwal's judicial custody extends till April 15. Updates on the situation are pending.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, contesting from Kerala's Wayanad, filed nomination with declared assets exceeding Rs 20 crore. His holdings include Rs 4.3 crore in stock investments, Rs 3.81 crore in mutual funds, and Rs 55,000 in cash. Gandhi's total income for FY 2022-23 stood at over Rs 1 crore. Additional investments include gold bonds, National Savings Schemes, and insurance policies, totaling Rs 61.52 lakh. With movable assets valued at Rs 9.24 crore and immovable assets at Rs 11.14 crore, Gandhi also reported liabilities of about Rs 49.7 lakh.

AAP leader Sanjay Singh, released after six months in Tihar jail, prioritizes struggle over celebration, aiming to challenge the "dictator government." Joined by supporters, Singh asserts determination to free jailed party leaders like Arvind Kejriwal. Supreme Court granted bail, allowing Singh to address AAP workers upon release. Despite bail conditions, including refraining from commenting on the excise policy case, Singh's release sparks optimism among AAP members. With leaders still incarcerated, the party pledges ongoing resistance until their freedom is secured. Singh's return heralds renewed vigor in AAP's political battle.

The Election Commission (EC) grapples with "unease" as it ponders how to address Opposition demands to halt coercive action by Central agencies during Lok Sabha elections. Amid concerns of fairness, the EC considers issuing advisories for agency neutrality, reminiscent of actions taken in 2019. However, the Commission weighs potential interference in judicial processes. Former CECs suggest EC intervention to maintain a level playing field. Meanwhile, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal remains in judicial custody, sparking debate over agency actions. The EC faces the delicate task of ensuring fairness while respecting due process.

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Sanjay Singh walks free from Tihar Jail after Supreme Court grants bail in the Delhi excise policy case. Despite Singh's release, AAP's top leaders, including Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia, and Satyendar Jain, remain in custody. Singh's bail comes after the Enforcement Directorate (ED) raised no objections. He vows to continue the struggle, while a massive crowd of AAP supporters gathers outside the jail. Meanwhile, AAP claims victory, alleging the liquor scam case is built on "extorted" statements. Kejriwal questions the timing of his arrest, citing Constitutional violations.

Boxer Vijender Singh has switched from the Congress to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), describing it as a "homecoming." Singh, who won a bronze medal at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, expressed gratitude to PM Modi and the BJP for their support of athletes. Joining BJP General Secretary Vinod Tawde, Singh emphasized the improved treatment of sportspersons under the BJP government. He aims to contribute to the welfare of athletes, particularly from his home state of Haryana. Singh's move is seen as a boost for BJP's electoral prospects, especially in Haryana and Western UP.

The BJP has served a defamation notice to Delhi Minister Atishi after she claimed the party threatened her with arrest unless she joined. Atishi alleged BJP's approach and threat through Enforcement Directorate involvement. The BJP demands a public apology, dismissing her claims as baseless. Atishi accused BJP of targeting AAP leaders for potential arrest in the coming months. In response, Delhi BJP chief refuted the allegations, suggesting internal conflicts within AAP. Atishi stands by her assertions, indicating tensions between the political parties.