Arvind Kejriwal, a senior Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader and former Chief Minister of Delhi, is detained by Delhi Police while attempting to march to Jantar Mantar. Reports say the detention happens outside his residence in the Lodhi Estate area as he sets out for the protest.
According to one outlet, Kejriwal is demanding the resignation of Gyanesh Kumar. An accompanying political reaction cited in coverage includes criticism directed at Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with AAP leaders questioning how many people the administration will detain in connection with the demand. Other reports focus on the fact of the detention and the attempted march, without detailing additional arguments.
Across the sources, the central points are consistent: Kejriwal is detained by Delhi Police, the action takes place as he tries to move toward Jantar Mantar, and the episode is presented as part of an AAP-led protest linked to a specific demand regarding Gyanesh Kumar.
