Kejriwal’s right-hand man Bibhav Kumar arrested in Swati Maliwal assault case

In a significant development in the ongoing controversy surrounding Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s administration, Bibhav Kumar, the secretary to the Chief Minister, was detained by Delhi Police. The arrest comes after allegations of physical assault against Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal. The incident has not only sparked legal action but also a severe political backlash.

Details of the Allegations and Arrest of Bibhav Kumar

Swati Maliwal, in her FIR, accused Bibhav Kumar of assaulting her during a visit to Kejriwal’s residence on Monday. According to Maliwal’s account, Kumar attacked her, hitting and kicking her in the chest, stomach, and pelvic areas. The FIR detailed a harrowing scene where Maliwal had to defend herself while screaming for help, an account that has brought considerable attention to the case.

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Political Repercussions and Public Response

The BJP has seized on the incident to criticize Arvind Kejriwal, with party spokesperson Gaurav Bhatia calling the Delhi Chief Minister the “main criminal” for his alleged inaction. A video circulating on social media, purportedly from the Chief Minister’s residence, shows the altercation and has added fuel to the controversy, further complicating the political narrative for Kejriwal and the AAP.

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The arrest of Bibhav Kumar is a pivotal moment in Delhi politics, potentially altering the public’s perception of the AAP and its leadership. The swift action by Delhi Police reflects the seriousness of the allegations and the pressure on law enforcement to uphold justice, especially in high-stakes cases involving political figures.

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