There is an atmosphere of celebration in the entire country on the occasion of Holi, the festival of colors. At some places, Gulal is flying, while at other places it is seen that it is being sprayed from Pichkari. Meanwhile, a video of BJP MP from Delhi Manoj Tiwari is going viral on social media. In this, he is seen celebrating Holi by getting immersed in the colors of Holi and singing folk songs. The lyrics of Manoj Tiwari's song while dancing with some people at his residence are like this- “Some play in the train, some play in jail”
Is this song for Kejriwal?
After this video of Manoj Tiwari appeared on social media, users are linking it with Delhi Chief Minister Kejriwal, who has been arrested in the Delhi liquor scam case. In the comment below the video on the social media platform, a user wrote, “The one who is happy in the sorrow of others today, will cry tomorrow and the world will laugh.”
Arvind Kejriwal is in ED custody
Aam Aadmi Party convenor Arvind Kejriwal was arrested by the previous Enforcement Directorate (ED). He has been accused of being involved in the Delhi liquor scam. After the arrest, Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court gave its verdict on the remand of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
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The court has given remand of Arvind Kejriwal to ED till March 28. While talking to Aaj Tak inside the court, Kejriwal had said that I will not resign from the post of Chief Minister and if I have to, I will run the government from jail. He said whether inside or outside… the government will run from there. Kejriwal said, 'I am sure we will face problems but we will try to work through this. This is what the people of Delhi want.
Serious allegations of ED
On Thursday evening, the ED team suddenly reached Kejriwal's house with the 10th summons and after interrogating him for about 2 hours, he was arrested in the liquor policy case, after which today he was produced in Rouse Avenue Court and the court Sent him to ED custody for 7 days.
