Sunita Kejriwal, the spouse of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, vehemently criticized the central government, alleging a nefarious plot to harm her husband while he is incarcerated in Tihar jail. She expressed dismay over the stringent surveillance measures, asserting that even the act of consuming meals is under constant scrutiny, with cameras closely monitoring every morsel. Emphasizing her husband's health condition as a diabetic reliant on insulin for the past 12 years, she lamented the purported denial of insulin within the confines of the jail, insinuating a sinister intent to jeopardize the life of the Delhi Chief Minister.
Addressing a rally organized by the INDIA bloc in Ranchi, Sunita Kejriwal condemned what she deemed as a dictatorial regime, castigating the detention of both Arvind Kejriwal and his Jharkhand counterpart, Hemant Soren, without substantiated evidence of guilt. She questioned the rationale behind incarcerating individuals committed to advancing education and healthcare initiatives, painting the actions of the authorities as an affront to democratic principles.
Highlighting her husband's sacrifices for the welfare of the people, Sunita underscored Arvind Kejriwal's dedication to public service, foregoing lucrative opportunities abroad in favor of serving his nation. She praised his unwavering courage and patriotism, exemplified by his steadfast commitment to the betterment of India, even in the face of adversity.
Drawing attention to Arvind Kejriwal's medical condition, Sunita reiterated his dependence on insulin to manage his diabetes, expressing alarm over the reported refusal of jail authorities to provide him with essential medication. She denounced what she perceived as a deliberate attempt to endanger the life of the Delhi Chief Minister, asserting his resilience and concern for the nation's well-being, even while detained.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has raised alarm over Arvind Kejriwal's deteriorating health, citing a spike in his blood sugar levels to 300 and alleging a lack of access to insulin from Tihar jail authorities. Kejriwal, diagnosed with Type-2 diabetes, was apprehended by the Enforcement Directorate on March 21 and is slated to remain in custody until April 23, pending the next judicial hearing.
