Arvind Kejriwal, Chief Minister of Delhi, announced his decision to step down just two days after being released from Tihar Jail. Social activist Anna Hazare, who had worked with Kejriwal in the past, expressed disappointment. Hazare said he had always advised Kejriwal to avoid politics and focus on serving the people. "He never listened to me, and now this is the result," Hazare told reporters. Kejriwal’s decision has left many speculating about the future of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Delhi’s leadership.

Indian Overseas Congress chairman, Sam Pitroda, apologized to India Today journalist Rohit Sharma after the latter was assaulted by Congress workers in Dallas. The incident occurred when Sharma questioned Pitroda about Rahul Gandhi addressing the attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh. In a personal call, Pitroda expressed deep disappointment and assured a thorough investigation, stating, "I stand firmly for press freedom." The attack happened ahead of Rahul Gandhi's U.S. visit as Leader of Opposition. Pitroda emphasized that such behavior toward journalists is unacceptable and those responsible will be held accountable.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced he will resign within two days, following his bail in the liquor policy case. Speaking to Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) members, Kejriwal stated a new Chief Minister will be appointed soon but confirmed that Manish Sisodia would not be the successor. Kejriwal called for Delhi elections to be held alongside Maharashtra’s in November and emphasized his commitment to fighting for justice. He criticized the central government, labeling it more dictatorial than colonial rulers, and vowed to continue his advocacy for transparency and constitutional integrity.

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari disclosed that he declined support for the Prime Minister's post from a political leader, citing that becoming PM was never his ambition. Speaking at an event in Nagpur, Gadkari shared that he was once approached by a leader offering support for his candidacy. He emphasized that his loyalty lies with his convictions and the organization, and he would not compromise for any position. Gadkari's name had emerged in discussions for PM during both the 2019 and 2024 elections, but he consistently maintained his focus on his current role.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday denied the junior doctors' demand for live-streaming their meeting, citing ongoing court proceedings. She offered to video-record the meeting and share it after receiving Supreme Court permission. Banerjee, waiting at her residence for the doctors, expressed frustration at being "insulted" despite her repeated attempts for dialogue. The doctors, protesting over issues related to the RG Kar hospital case, insisted on live-streaming for transparency. While Banerjee emphasized her goodwill gesture, the impasse continued, with doctors unwilling to compromise without full transparency of the discussions.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee invited 15 junior doctors to her residence for a meeting after making a surprise visit to their protest site earlier on Saturday. The protest, ongoing for 35 days, demands justice for the rape and murder of a trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College. Banerjee assured the doctors that she would study their five-point demands and promised no action would be taken against them, emphasizing her commitment to a peaceful resolution. However, the doctors insist on a detailed discussion before ending their protest.

Delhi Police registered a case after firecrackers were burst outside Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s residence in Civil Lines following his release from Tihar Jail. The incident occurred despite the Delhi government's ban on the production, sale, and use of firecrackers to control air pollution, which was announced on Monday. The case, filed under section 223 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, is against unknown individuals. Kejriwal, who was jailed for over five months, was granted bail by the Supreme Court in connection with a corruption case linked to the Delhi excise policy.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address a mega election rally in Doda district, Jammu and Kashmir, on Saturday. This will be the first visit by a prime minister to Doda in the last 42 years. Tight security arrangements are in place, with multi-tier security deployed across Doda and Kishtwar districts to ensure a peaceful and smooth conduct of the rally. The event will be held at the stadium in Doda town, with authorities taking necessary precautions to accommodate a large gathering. This visit aims to boost the campaign of Modi's party ahead of the upcoming Assembly elections, and is expected to draw significant attention and crowd.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was released from Tihar Jail after being granted bail by the Supreme Court in the excise policy corruption case. Kejriwal, accompanied by senior AAP leaders like Manish Sisodia and Atishi, thanked supporters gathered in the rain, stating, “My morale has increased 100 times.” Addressing the crowd, he expressed his unwavering dedication to the country, noting that despite numerous hardships, God had supported him. The Supreme Court’s decision included conditions, barring him from official duties. Meanwhile, the BJP demanded his resignation, while AAP criticized the BJP for imprisoning an “honest” leader.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was granted bail by the Supreme Court in a CBI case related to the Delhi liquor policy scam. The two judges were split on the legality of his arrest. Justice Surya Kant upheld the arrest, while Justice Ujjal Bhuyan called it "unjustified." Kejriwal's release is a significant boost for AAP ahead of Haryana polls. He was previously granted bail in the ED case but remained in jail due to the CBI's actions. The court ordered a bail bond of ₹10 lakh.