The Gujarat High Court rejects Arvind Kejriwal’s appeal in the Prime Minister Narendra Modi degree case and upholds a monetary cost of ₹25,000 against him. The court’s decision also directs Kejriwal to pay the stated amount.
The outlets report the same core outcome: Kejriwal’s challenge is dismissed and the ₹25,000 cost order remains in effect. One source frames the ruling as an appeal rejection while reiterating the requirement to pay ₹25,000; the other likewise notes that the high court maintains the cost and does not grant relief through Kejriwal’s appeal. Neither report provides additional details in the provided excerpts about the underlying arguments, the procedural history, or the broader implications of the decision.
Overall, the coverage is consistent on the result of the appeal and the upheld cost figure, without highlighting differing legal interpretations or outcomes in the excerpts.
