West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee demands Governor CV Ananda Bose's resignation amidst molestation allegations. Banerjee criticizes Bose for sharing "edited" CCTV footage from Raj Bhavan, calling its contents "shocking." The victim vows to seek President's intervention after her identity was allegedly disclosed in the footage. She accuses Bose of orchestrating a "ridiculous drama" to deflect blame. CCTV footage showed the victim hurrying to the police outpost amid PM Modi's visit but failed to spot the alleged incident. Banerjee declares boycott of Raj Bhavan until Bose resigns, escalating tensions in West Bengal.

Union Minister Amit Shah asserts Prime Minister Narendra Modi's forthcoming third term, dismissing retirement speculations raised by Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal. Shah reaffirms Modi's leadership, stating, "Even if Modi turns 75, he will become PM again," emphasizing BJP's constitution lacks an age-based retirement clause. Kejriwal questions Modi's retirement at 75, citing party precedents, prompting BJP National President JP Nadda to rebut the claims. Amid Kejriwal's interim bail release, Shah underscores it doesn't imply exoneration, highlighting the impending legal proceedings. BJP stalwarts maintain support for Modi's leadership, rejecting age-related criticisms and emphasizing continuity in governance.            

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi accepts invitation for a public debate with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, awaiting PM's agreement before finalizing details. Gandhi, responding to journalist N Ram's invitation, expresses readiness to engage in a "productive and historic" debate, emphasizing the importance of direct discourse for informed decision-making. The invitation aims to address crucial issues raised during India's general elections, with both leaders challenging each other's stances. Gandhi highlights the significance of putting to rest "unsubstantiated allegations" and enabling voters to hear directly from party leaders. Debate awaits Modi's response amid heightened political anticipation.            

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal launched a scathing attack on the BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, questioning whether Modi would retire in 2025 when he turns 75, as per his own rule. Kejriwal alleged that the BJP plans to make Amit Shah the Prime Minister after disposing of Yogi Adityanath. He urged BJP voters to understand that they are essentially voting for Amit Shah, not Modi. Kejriwal's remarks come amidst heightened political tension as the country gears up for elections, adding fuel to the already intense political landscape.          

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, released on interim bail after 40 days in Tihar Jail, kicks off his Lok Sabha campaign with a roadshow in Delhi. Grateful for support, he thanks Lord Hanuman and vows to end alleged "dictatorship" in India. Despite Supreme Court restrictions barring office visits, Kejriwal announces participation in South Delhi's Mehrauli roadshow alongside Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann. Supporters gather at Connaught Place's Hanuman temple as AAP leaders celebrate his release. Kejriwal's bail, opposed by Enforcement Directorate, draws mixed reactions, with Amit Shah warning of excise scam reminders during campaign.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal returned home after the Supreme Court granted him interim bail till June 1, following his arrest by the Enforcement Directorate in the Excise Policy Case. Supporters thronged outside Tihar Jail to greet him. Welcomed by AAP MP Sanjay Singh with a hug, Kejriwal received a traditional welcome from family members, including an aarti and garlands. His wife, Sunita Kejriwal, a star campaigner for AAP, greeted him with a garland. Kejriwal outlined plans for the next day, including a visit to a Hanuman temple and a press conference at the AAP office.            

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.