Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has described a recent arrest by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) as an ‘insurance policy’ against his government, as political tensions escalate. The Supreme Court, however, has refused to grant interim bail at this stage, leaving the legal battle ongoing.

Kejriwal’s remarks came in response to the arrest of a close associate, which he believes is part of a broader strategy to weaken his administration. The Delhi Chief Minister criticized the CBI’s actions, asserting that they are politically motivated and aimed at destabilizing his government.

The Supreme Court, while hearing the case, declined to provide interim relief, opting instead to continue deliberating the matter. Kejriwal’s legal team had argued for bail on the grounds of procedural irregularities and lack of evidence, but the court maintained that it needed more time to examine the case before making a decision.

This development adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing political and legal disputes surrounding Kejriwal’s government. As the case progresses, all eyes are on the judiciary to determine the next steps in this high-profile confrontation.