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Delhi’s Rouse Avenue court sent Arvind Kejriwal to 14 days of judicial custody in after his arrest by CBI in connection with the corruption charges in the Delhi Liquor Policy scam case

Delhi Minister Atishi Marlena along with her counsel appeared through video conferencing during the hearing of the case.

On Wednesday (26th June), the Directorate of Education in Delhi repealed its earlier order firing 594 vocational trainers and re-instated them

"He already stayed that (trial court) order, we have never heard or seen this. Even the Supreme Court asked how can this happen. I believe that court was already prejudiced," Bhardwaj said on stay of Arvind Kejriwal bail plea.

Basically, the only thing Atishi's Pani Satyagraha has achieved is that it has successfully shifted the media focus from the public suffering for something as basic as water to an entitled, powerful woman, a minister no less, highlighting her own 'suffering'.

Setting aside the bail granted to Arvind Kejriwal by trial court, Justice Jain said, “The observation by the trial court that voluminous material cannot be considered is unjustified and shows that the trial court has not applied its mind to the material.”

BJP stated that Atishi should protest against the tanker mafia and her party leaders who have taken bribes from the latter.

The Supreme Court questioned the Delhi government over tanker mafias and wastage of water in the national capital.

The Delhi High Court issued notice on a PIL against Sunita Kejriwal and others for violating the Video Conferencing Rules.

The apex court, in a stern remark, said that the AAP government in Delhi has failed to take any action on the water crisis despite the functioning of the 'tanker mafia' in the capital