Arvind Kejriwal in Judicial Custody; Tragic Incident in Gujarat

In a recent development, a Delhi court has ruled that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal must be placed in judicial custody for 14 days in connection with a corruption case related to the liquor policy. This decision was made following the expiration of his police remand, as the judge found it necessary to send him to judicial custody.

Prior to this ruling, Kejriwal had been in CBI custody for three days after the agency requested further interrogation. His legal team is now planning to file a new plea, especially in light of a recent Delhi High Court decision that temporarily halted a trial court's order granting him bail in a money laundering case.

In a heartbreaking incident in Gujarat's Anand district, a young Muslim man named Salman Hanifbhai Whora lost his life during a cricket match. The tragedy unfolded when Salman courageously stepped in to assist his friend Shoaib, who was under attack by a group of 15-20 men during a tournament's final match.

Salman's intervention unfortunately led to a brutal assault on him with bats, sticks, and paddles, resulting in fatal injuries. Several individuals, including Mehul alias Gheto Dineshbhai Parmar, Kiran alias Holo Mafatbhai Parmar, and Mahendra alias Fulio Rameshbhai Vaghela, have been apprehended for their involvement in the incident and are currently in custody until July 1st for further investigation.

These recent events highlight the importance of upholding justice and ensuring the safety of individuals in our society. It is crucial for authorities to investigate such cases thoroughly and hold those responsible accountable for their actions. Our thoughts are with the victims and their families during these challenging times.