Top Indian opposition leader returns to jail, vows to fight ‘dictatorship’ as Modi eyes victory
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Top Indian opposition leader returns to jail, vows to fight ‘dictatorship’ as Modi eyes victory
A top opponent of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi vowed Sunday to keep fighting "dictatorship" before he returned to jail Sunday, following elections widely expected to produce another landslide victory for the Hindu-nationalist leader.
Indian opposition leader returns to jail after vote ends
NEW DELHI (Reuters) – The chief minister of India’s capital New Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal, surrendered to prison authorities on Sunday as the interim bail granted by the country’s top court in a corruption case ended, his party officials said. Kejriwal, a firebrand politician who has been a vocal opponent of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, was arrested by the federal financial crime-fighting agency in March in connection with alleged corruption i…
Kejriwal hugs children, touches parents' feet before surrendering at Tihar jail after bail ends
Kejriwal's wife Sunita, son Pulkit and daughter Harshita also accompanied him for his surrender. Sharing visuals of the family's last moments together, the AAP wrote in a post on X, "Bharat Mata's brave son Arvind Kejriwal ji took blessings from his parents and hugged his children before going to jail to save democracy. Kejriwal will not bow down to dictatorship."
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