Arvind Kejriwal's release from Tihar Jail marks a significant moment for both him and his supporters, following a period of 50 days in custody. The Supreme Court's decision to grant him interim bail for 21 days, allowing him to campaign for the Lok Sabha elections, has been met with jubilation among AAP supporters.
Kejriwal's return to his official residence was met with a warm reception from a large gathering of AAP supporters. Addressing them, he expressed gratitude for their unwavering support and thanked the judges of the Supreme Court for facilitating his release. He emphasized the importance of safeguarding the country from what he referred to as "dictatorship."
Kejriwal also announced plans to visit Hanuman Mandir in Delhi's Connaught Place the following day, where he would seek the blessings of Lord Hanuman before holding a press conference at the AAP office.
The release order from the Supreme Court allows Kejriwal to campaign for the ongoing Lok Sabha elections until June 2, after which he is required to surrender himself. His departure from Tihar Jail was accompanied by scores of AAP workers and leaders who had gathered outside to welcome him.
The atmosphere at the AAP office was one of celebration, with supporters dancing to dhol beats and exchanging sweets. Slogans expressing joy and anticipation for change filled the air, reflecting the optimism among AAP supporters following Kejriwal's release.
Overall, Kejriwal's release marks a significant moment in the ongoing political landscape, with his supporters hopeful for the impact his campaigning efforts will have on the upcoming elections.
