Supreme Court temporarily lets Arvind Kejriwal out of jail until June 1. He has to pay bail and can’t go to his office or comment on the case. The court says this doesn’t mean he’s innocent, but it’s important because of the ongoing elections. They also mention other cases where similar temporary release was granted. Kejriwal has been accused but not convicted, and the legality of his arrest is being debated. The court thinks it’s fair to release him for now, considering the election context. They reference past judgments about voting rights and the importance of elections. Kejriwal has to surrender on June 2.
