Kejriwal breaks down after relief in Delhi liquor policy case: ‘Court said I'm kattar imaandaar'

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was visibly emotional following a favorable ruling from the Rouse Avenue Court regarding the controversial liquor policy case. In an impromptu press interaction, Kejriwal expressed a mix of relief and gratitude, stating that the court recognized his integrity, referring to himself as 'kattar imaandaar' (staunchly honest). This verdict comes amidst ongoing scrutiny and allegations surrounding the Delhi government's liquor policy, which has been a focal point of political contention. Kejriwal's emotional response highlights the personal and political stakes involved, as he has faced significant pressure from opposition parties and legal challenges. The court's decision is seen as a crucial moment for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader, who has maintained that the policy was designed to generate revenue and curb illegal sales. As the political landscape in Delhi continues to evolve, this ruling may have lasting implications for Kejriwal's administration and its future governance strategies.