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Top opponent of India PM Modi quits after release from jail

  • The Supreme Court granted him bail last week on the condition that he refrained from signing official files or visiting his office
  • Kejriwal responded by tendering his resignation to seek a fresh mandate from the public in Delhi polls slated for early next year
By AFP ·

Released Indian opposition leader Kejriwal to resign as Delhi chief minister

By Reuters ·

India’s top court grants bail to opposition leader Kejriwal in graft case

By Reuters ·

India court grants top Modi opponent bail

By AFP ·
Update

Exit polls project victory for Modi in India’s election 

By Sanjay Kumar  ·

Indian opposition leader Kejriwal gets further detention in graft case until April 15

By Reuters ·

Delhi Chief Minister Kejriwal’s custody extended until April 1 in graft case

By Reuters ·

India objects to US remarks on opposition figure Kejriwal’s arrest

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