Arvind Kejriwal was detained by police on Sunday outside his Delhi residence. The detention occurred as he attempted to march to Jantar Mantar, a known protest site. The police action reportedly aimed to prevent the planned demonstration. The reason for his intended protest was not detailed in the initial report.
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Delhi police detained approximately 1,500 individuals associated with the CJP group's planned protests in the capital. Among those detained were four former chief ministers and CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke, who was taken into custody upon landing at the Delhi airport. The detentions occurred as individuals gathered to proceed to Jantar Mantar for demonstrations and staged sit-in protests across the city. Authorities conducted the operation to prevent the planned protests from taking place.
Saudi Arabia's Riyadh airport was reportedly attacked, according to a news report. The facility was subsequently evacuated as a precaution. All air traffic at the airport was also brought to a halt. The incident's cause and any potential damage remain unclear.
Iranian parliament member Mohsen Zanganeh criticized Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. The criticism appeared to reference a statement Sharif made on social media platform X on April 8. Zanganeh's remarks mocked Pakistan's efforts to act as a mediator. This exchange highlights ongoing diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government for its handling of protests in Delhi. He accused the Prime Minister of undermining democratic principles. The remarks were made in the context of recent crackdowns on demonstrations. Gandhi's criticism centers on the government's approach to dissent and protest.
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