Nakul Nath, Congress MP from Chhindwara, discloses assets totaling ₹700 crore as he files nomination for Lok Sabha polls. His wealth, including movable and immovable properties, has surged by ₹40 crore in five years. Son of former CM Kamal Nath, he reigns as the sole Congress winner in Madhya Pradesh. BJP challenger Vivek Sahu criticizes Nath's helicopter usage, stirring a wealth-versus-commoner narrative. Despite BJP's efforts to breach Nath's stronghold, Congress has maintained a winning streak in Chhindwara since 1952, with Kamal Nath securing victory nine times. Nath's declaration sparks debate over political wealth dynamics.

Arvind Kejriwal, Delhi's Chief Minister, alleges bias as he faces extended probe in money laundering case. After his arrest, Kejriwal claims the Enforcement Directorate aims to crush his party, AAP. He asserts readiness to cooperate despite ED's allegations of non-cooperation. Kejriwal accuses Sarath Chandra Reddy of donating Rs 55 crore to BJP after arrest, presenting evidence in court. ED seeks four-day custody extension, citing non-cooperation during interrogation. AAP ministers and Kejriwal's wife present in court as he vows to combat what he terms a political conspiracy. Kejriwal's remand extends till April 1, awaiting further investigation.

Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena accuses CM Arvind Kejriwal of delaying action in the Baba Saheb Ambedkar Medical College sexual harassment case. The L-G claims the transfer file of the accused principal has been stalled for 45 days by Kejriwal. Health Minister Saurabh Bhardwaj urged action against the accused. Saxena questions the motive behind the delay and criticizes the AAP government's handling of the issue. Meanwhile, Kejriwal's ED remand extends amid his claim of a political conspiracy. He asserts lack of evidence in the case against him. Delhi's political landscape remains embroiled in controversy and allegations.

PM Narendra Modi slammed the Congress party for allegedly pressuring the judiciary. His comments followed concerns raised by lawyers and bar associations about political influence on the judiciary. Modi accused the Congress of hypocrisy, citing their past advocacy for a "committed judiciary" while lacking commitment to the nation. He asserted that the Indian populace, numbering 140 crore, is rejecting the Congress party.

Actress Kangana Ranaut, BJP's Lok Sabha candidate, condemns Congress as "appalling" due to nepotism, likening Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi to "nepo babies." Ranaut, known for opposing nepotism in Bollywood, expresses disdain for dynastic politics. Her remarks follow a social media controversy involving Congress leader Supriya Shrinate's remarks against her. Delhi Police to investigate the incident. Ranaut, set to portray Indira Gandhi in her directorial debut, continues to spark debate over political and entertainment industry dynamics.

Reports indicate that Bollywood actresses Karisma Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor Khan are considering joining Shiv Sena ahead of the Lok Sabha Elections 2024 in Maharashtra. Speculations suggest that the Kapoor sisters might make their political debut by aligning with Eknath Shinde's party. Amidst the buzz, there's anticipation that they could also participate as candidates in the upcoming polls. As Maharashtra's political arena heats up, all eyes are on these Bollywood figures potentially making their political debut.

Bollywood actor and former Congress Lok Sabha MP Govinda, known for defeating BJP's Ram Naik in 2004, joined Shiv Sena in Mumbai, alongside Maharashtra CM Eknath Shinde. Shinde praised Govinda's popularity, welcoming him into the party. The 60-year-old actor, starting his political journey anew after a 14-year hiatus, expressed surprise at returning to politics. Govinda emphasized his comeback, referring to the past years as 'vanvas' (exile). This move marks Govinda's reentry into the political arena, shifting allegiance from Congress to Shiv Sena, a significant development in Maharashtra's political landscape.

The Congress party is gearing up to finalize its remaining candidates for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in a crucial meeting scheduled for March 31. Led by prominent leaders including Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge and former party chief Sonia Gandhi, the Central Election Committee (CEC) will convene to discuss candidates from key states like Delhi and Maharashtra. With the polls commencing on April 19, the party aims to complete its roster, having already announced 208 candidates. The counting of votes is slated for June 4.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's custody under the Enforcement Directorate (ED) was extended till April 1 by a Delhi court. The ED sought the extension, citing Kejriwal's non-disclosure of passwords, hindering access to digital data. They emphasized the need to confront him with AAP Goa candidates' statements. Kejriwal defended himself, pointing out the lack of convictions or new cases against him despite the two-year investigation. The ED's assertion of his non-cooperation contrasts with Kejriwal's stance. The case, involving thousands of pages from CBI and ED, remains ongoing.

The Delhi High Court dismissed a PIL seeking AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal's removal as chief minister post after getting arrest in a money laundering case. The bench, led by Acting Chief Justice Manmohan, declined to comment, stating it's beyond judicial interference. They directed other government wings to assess per the law. The court asked for legal grounds for Kejriwal's removal, noting practical difficulties aside. Kejriwal, arrested on March 21, is accused of conspiring in an excise policy favoritism case. He remains in Enforcement Directorate custody till March 28.