Winning interim bail means Kejriwal's fight for democracy is not over, and his release will bring transformative change for the country.

The Aam Aadmi Party expressed their gratitude to the Supreme Court on Friday for granting interim bail to their national convener and Delhi Chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal. They held a joint press conference at their party office in New Delhi, where AAP leader and Delhi minister Saurabh Bharadwaj described the interim bail as a blessing from Lord Hanuman to his devoted follower, Kejriwal.

This decision by the Supreme Court comes as a major relief to Kejriwal, who was arrested in a money laundering case related to the alleged excise policy scam. The court has granted him interim bail until June 1, allowing him to campaign in the ongoing Lok Sabha elections. However, he will have to surrender and return to jail on June 2, as the last day of the elections falls on June 1 and the votes will be counted on June 4.

Bharadwaj expressed his joy over Kejriwal's interim bail after 40 days, calling it nothing short of a miracle. He also saw it as a sign that the current conditions in the country are about to change, and Kejriwal's release will pave the way for significant changes. Gopal Rai, the party's Delhi unit convener, added that the Supreme Court's verdict is not just about providing bail to Kejriwal, but also about upholding democracy and the constitution.

AAP leader and Delhi Minister, Atishi, saw the decision as a victory for truth and democracy in the country. She believed that this verdict would safeguard democracy and ensure free and fair elections. She urged people to use their power to vote and replace dictatorship with democracy.

Rajya Sabha MP and AAP member, Sanjay Singh, shared his thoughts on the Supreme Court's decision in Hindi on social media, stating that truth may be troubled, but it can never be defeated. He welcomed the court's verdict and expressed hope that it would bring an end to dictatorship in the country. AAP MLA Durgesh Pathak also welcomed the decision, and declared that this would mark the end of dictatorship.

The AAP's office in Delhi was filled with celebrations after the Supreme Court's decision. Workers danced and cheered, chanting, "Jail ke taale toot gaye, Kejriwal ji choot gaye" (The jail bars have been broken, and Kejriwal has been set free). The party members expressed their joy and relief at this outcome.

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