In a significant development, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has launched a money laundering case against Trinamool Congress (TMC) leader Mahua Moitra in connection with the cash-for-query probe. The case stems from an FIR filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) against the expelled TMC lawmaker. Moitra, who faces allegations of receiving cash and gifts in exchange for Parliament login credentials, skipped ED summons recently. She denies wrongdoing, attributing the scrutiny to her questioning of Adani Group deals. The investigation intensifies as Lok Sabha elections approach, with Moitra expressing confidence in victory despite the controversy.  

Atishi,Delhi minister from AAP, alleges BJP plans to arrest four more AAP leaders, including herself, Saurabh Bharadwaj, Raghav Chadha, and Durgesh Pathak, over the next two months. Accuses BJP of using central agencies to suppress AAP. Claims BJP offered her a switch to avoid arrest by Enforcement Directorate. BJP denies allegations. Atishi vows AAP won't succumb to threats. Claims ED may raid her and relatives' homes. Refers to ED's statement implicating her and Bharadwaj. Raises concerns of political targeting ahead of elections. Situation escalates amidst ongoing political tensions.

The Supreme Court has sought responses from the Election Commission and the Centre regarding a plea for comprehensive Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) verification. Currently, only five randomly selected EVMs undergo VVPAT verification, prompting criticism. Congress lauds the court's move as an "important first step" towards ensuring electoral integrity. The plea, filed by activist Arun Kumar Agrawal, challenges the sequential verification guideline. Experts anticipate a decision before the Lok Sabha elections begin. VVPAT ensures vote accuracy by generating paper slips for each voter's selection. The plea argues for simultaneous verification to expedite the process and bolster public confidence.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticizes Congress MP Rahul Gandhi's accusation of "murder of democracy" by PM Modi, evoking memories of the Emergency declared by Gandhi's grandmother, Indira. Speaking at a BJP event in Jodhpur, Shah asserts Modi's inevitable reelection despite opposition alliances. He emphasizes India's economic growth and national security achievements under Modi's leadership, contrasting with perceived failures during Congress rule. Shah dismisses Gandhi's allegations, reaffirming BJP's commitment to justice. The verbal clash underscores escalating political tensions ahead of the elections.

The Income Tax Department pledges to hold off on recovering approximately Rs 3,500 crore from the Indian National Congress until after the Lok Sabha elections conclude. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta assures the Supreme Court of no coercive action, addressing the Congress's appeals against the demands. The court records the assurance and schedules the next hearing for July 24. Amidst ongoing disputes, the Congress criticizes the government for "tax terrorism," alleging attempts to weaken them financially ahead of the elections. The matter remains contentious as political tensions escalate.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, remanded to judicial custody till April 15 in a money laundering case, will adhere to Tihar Jail's routine. His day includes breakfast at 6:40 am, lunch at 11 am, and dinner at 6:30 pm. He's allowed lawyer meetings and family visits twice a week. Kejriwal, a diabetic, undergoes regular medical checkups. His lawyers have requested dietary restrictions. Kejriwal seeks permission for religious texts and a book on governance. The case, involving alleged irregularities in Delhi's excise policy, led to India's first instance of a sitting CM's arrest.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal faces accusations of non-cooperation and implicates Atishi during interrogation in the Delhi excise policy money laundering case, as per the Enforcement Directorate (ED). The ED asserts Kejriwal's reluctance to share phone passwords and misleading behavior. Kejriwal's lawyers seek permission for him to read religious texts and a special diet in jail. Amidst political reactions, the Rouse Avenue Court extends Kejriwal's judicial custody till April 15. The ED alleges Kejriwal's involvement in the liquor scam conspiracy and misuse of funds in Goa's election campaign.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has been sentenced to 14 days in jail in connection with the Delhi liquor policy case. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) accused Kejriwal of providing false evidence and non-cooperation during his custody. Kejriwal's lawyers requested permission for him to bring three books into jail, including the Bhagavad Geeta and Ramayan. Additionally, the Delhi High Court directed the ED to file a status report on a PIL seeking to restrain Kejriwal from issuing orders while in custody. Kejriwal's arrest came after a mega rally by the Opposition INDIA bloc in the capital.            

Over 10,000 people gathered in Delhi's Ramlila Maidan for the biggest rally by the INDIA bloc, demanding the release of detained leaders like Arvind Kejriwal and Hemant Soren. Over 10 parties joined forces, highlighting unity ahead of general elections. Leaders criticized the alleged suppression of Opposition voices, emphasizing the need to safeguard democracy. Notably, it marked the Trinamool Congress' debut at an INDIA rally, showcasing broadening support.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi defends electoral bond system, rejecting setback claims. He warns critics "dancing" over issue will regret it. Modi highlighted the transparency of the system in tracing funding sources, contrasting it with the opacity before 2014. Opposition parties criticized the system following a Supreme Court ruling against anonymous funding. Modi clarified that political motives didn't drive his actions, emphasizing the BJP's efforts in national integration. He praised the Tamil Nadu BJP leader and emphasized the state's development potential. Modi expressed regret over the politicization of the Tamil language, advocating for its promotion instead.