Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has been granted bail by the Rouse Avenue court in connection with the Delhi liquor policy scam. The court ordered a bail bond of Rs 1 Lakh, allowing Kejriwal to walk out of jail by 8:00 pm today. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) had sought a stay on the bail order, which was denied by the judge. Kejriwal, arrested on March 21, faced allegations related to money laundering. AAP leaders celebrated the decision, calling it a victory of truth, while opposition reactions were mixed. The ED plans to challenge the bail order in the Delhi High Court.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has been granted bail by a Delhi court in a money laundering case connected to a now-repealed excise policy. The Enforcement Directorate had arrested Kejriwal, alleging ties to illicit proceeds and co-accused, but the defense argued lack of evidence. Special Judge Niyay Bindu set bail at ₹1 lakh, rejecting ED's request for a 48-hour stay on the order. The court allowed Kejriwal's counsel to submit bail bonds, concluding a two-day hearing. The case centers on financial improprieties related to Delhi's alcohol regulation policy.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi took a sharp dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday, criticizing his handling of the UGC-NET cancellation and NEET controversy. Gandhi mocked claims of Modi's influence in international matters, saying, "Modi ji is credited with stopping the Ukraine war but can't stop paper leaks in India." He accused the BJP's parent organization of capturing the education system, leading to recurring exam leaks. Gandhi likened the situation to the adverse effects of demonetization on the economy and called for accountability and reform in the education sector.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) told the court that a "₹45 crore money trail has been traced" while seeking an extension of Arvind Kejriwal's judicial custody. The court extended Kejriwal's custody until July 3 in the money laundering case linked to the alleged excise scam. The ED arrested him on March 21, and he is currently lodged in Tihar jail. The investigation officer informed the court that "₹25 crore was part of the ₹100 crore money trail." The ED's counsel emphasized that "everything linked to the case has ultimately boiled down to Kejriwal's role."

Delhi faces a severe water crisis, worsened by extreme summer heat. BJP chief Virendra Sachdeva accused the AAP government of mismanaging resources, claiming the Delhi Jal Board went from a ₹600 crore profit to a ₹73,000 crore loss. BJP leaders, including MP Bansuri Swaraj, protested across the city. Many Delhi residents struggle to get water, relying on tankers and borewells. AAP blames Haryana for not releasing Delhi’s share of water. Water Minister Atishi has written to PM Modi for help and plans to start an indefinite fast if the issue isn't resolved.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's jail stay has been extended until July 3. He was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in the Delhi excise policy case on March 21. The court heard his bail plea on June 19 but extended his custody. The ED says the case centers on Kejriwal’s role. His lawyer argues that chargesheets do not accuse him. The judge also set a hearing for Kejriwal's request to allow his wife to join medical board proceedings via video conference. Kejriwal's interim bail was denied on June 5, with the court ordering his medical needs be met in custody.

Congress MP Rahul Gandhi has intensified his criticism of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing him of silence over alleged irregularities in the NEET-UG 2024 examination. This follows the Supreme Court's remarks, urging thorough investigation into any negligence in the exam process. Gandhi highlighted arrests in BJP-ruled states related to the exam scandal, emphasizing the impact on over 24 lakh students. Promising to advocate for stringent laws against paper leaks, Gandhi pledged opposition support in Parliament. NEET-UG, managed by NTA, is crucial for admissions to medical and related courses across India, underscoring concerns over fairness and integrity.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Varanasi on Tuesday, marking his first trip since starting his third term in office. At the PM Kisan Samman Sammelan, he released Rs 20,000 crore under the PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana, benefiting over 9.26 crore farmers. Modi emphasized the importance of promoting Indian agricultural products globally and announced steps to support three crore women as 'Lakhpati didis'. The visit included participation in Ganga Aarti at Dashashwamedh Ghat and a visit to Kashi Vishwanath Temple. Since its inception, the PM-KISAN scheme has transferred over Rs 3 lakh crore to farmers' accounts.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah chaired a high-level meeting on Monday to address the escalating ethnic conflict in Manipur. Shah emphasized the need for dialogue with both Meiteis and Kukis to foster unity and prevent further violence in the state. He directed strategic deployment of central forces and assured increased support if necessary. The meeting, attended by top officials including the Army Chief and Home Secretary, underscored the government's commitment to restore peace and ensure safety for all residents. The ongoing clashes have displaced thousands and claimed over 225 lives, prompting urgent humanitarian measures.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has opted to retain his Raebareli Lok Sabha seat and vacate Wayanad, where his sister Priyanka Gandhi will make her electoral debut. This decision follows Rahul's dual victories in the recent Lok Sabha elections. The announcement was made by Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge after discussions in New Delhi. Rahul affirmed that both constituencies will benefit from dual representation. Priyanka Gandhi expressed readiness to serve Wayanad effectively and continue supporting Raebareli. This move could see three members of the Gandhi family simultaneously in Parliament if Priyanka wins the upcoming bypolls.