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After US, Germany, now UN reacts to Delhi CM Kejriwal's arrest: 'Hope everyone's rights are protected' | India News - Vimarsana News

After US, Germany, now UN reacts to Delhi CM Kejriwal's arrest: 'Hope everyone's rights are protected' | India News

The United Nations has said that everyone's rights are protected in India where Lok Sabha elections are upcoming and citizens are able to vote in an atmosphere that is free and fair.

From the Urdu Press: 'Kejriwal arrest betrays BJP fears, he pays price for AAP-Cong tie-up', 'South remains uphill for BJP' | Political Pulse News - Vimarsana News

From the Urdu Press: 'Kejriwal arrest betrays BJP fears, he pays price for AAP-Cong tie-up', 'South remains uphill for BJP' | Political Pulse News

'BJP's induction of multiple parties or factions into the NDA has left it struggling now to hammer out a seat-sharing formula,' writes Urdu Times

AAP MLA poaching: Delhi Police team at CM Kejriwal's residence again to serve notice - Vimarsana News

AAP MLA poaching: Delhi Police team at CM Kejriwal's residence again to serve notice

A Delhi Police crime branch team arrived at Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence to serve a notice related to a probe into his claim that the BJP was buying AAP MLAs. The team, led by an ACP-level officer, was unable to serve the notices due to Kejriwal's refusal and Atishi's absence.

Ask people if I should resign as CM or run government from jail: Arvind Kejriwal to AAP workers - Vimarsana News

Ask people if I should resign as CM or run government from jail: Arvind Kejriwal to AAP workers

The Enforcement Directorate has sought to question the Delhi chief minister in connection with the liquor policy case.

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