Bail or jail for Arvind Kejriwal? Order at 4.30 pm

February 05, 2013 15:17

Arvind Kejriwal tweets: Judge will pronounce his order at 4.30 pm.

Here's the backgrounder: Arvind Kejriwal and other members of his political party have said they would rather go to jail than ask for bail in a case that accuses them of defying police orders to protest at the Prime Minister's house in Delhi in August.

"We confess to violating Section 144," said Kejriwal in court. Section 144 of the Criminal Procedure Code bans groups larger than five from gathering as a precaution for maintaining law and order. More

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