NEW DELHI: In a landmark development that has rippled through the political channels of the Indian capital, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal faces possible arrest. The Enforcement Directorate, India’s main economic investigation agency, has ruled that Kejriwal could be issued a non-arrest warrant for failing to comply with three separate summonses.
The situation started unraveling when the ED summoned Kejriwal, a stalwart of the Aam Aadmi Party and a prominent voice in Indian politics, as part of its ongoing investigation and now his repeated absence from these calls has a difficult situation has arisen.
Given Kejriwal’s stature and influence in Delhi governance, the development is not just a legal matter but also an important political move The possible restraint of the Chief Minister could create a power vacuum in the city administration and it’s created political turmoil among its supporters and party members.
all eyes are on the Enforcement Directorate’s next move and its possible consequences on Delhi politics. Kejriwal’s legal team and the AAP are yet to give a detailed statement on the matter.
