Supreme Court Relief For Congress' Pawan Khera, Who Was Deplaned, Arrested

Congressman Pawan Khera was detained at the Delhi airport today after being removed off a trip to Raipur, the capital of Chhattisgarh, on suspicion of insulting Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Pawan Khera has now received relief from the Supreme Court. According to the Supreme Court, Mr. Khera will be brought before a Delhi court where he would be granted temporary release till February 28. As part of a Congress delegation travelling to Raipur for a meeting of the All India Congress Committee, top Congress spokesman Pawan Khera was forced to leave the IndiGo aircraft (AICC).When the cops escorted him away, he declared, "I'm ready to fight; it's going to be a long war." Many Congress politicians descended off the aircraft in protest, holding a sit-in on the tarmac at the Delhi airport. A passenger from Raipur-bound aircraft 6E 204 was deplaned by the police at the Delhi airport, according to a statement from IndiGo. Several further passengers have independently chosen to disembark as well. We are acting in accordance with the authorities' recommendations. "The aircraft is now delayed, and we apologise for any trouble this has caused to other customers." According to Mr. Khera, he was initially informed that his luggage was the issue. I was informed you can't fly, they said. Afterwards, they declared that the Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Hello there. He said, "I've been waiting for a while. A BJP leader's complaint in Assam led to the inclusion of Mr. Khera's name in the FIR.

At a recent news conference, Mr. Khera called for a joint parliamentary probe into the Adani-Hindenburg conflict while spelling Prime Minister Modi's name incorrectly. He seemed to clarify the middle name with a colleague and said, "What difficulty does Narendra Gautam Das—sorry, Damodardas—Modi have if Narasimha Rao and Atal Bihari Vajpayee could establish a JPC (joint parliamentary committee)? "Make no mistake, the upper levels of Congress, which are filled with entitlement and contempt for a person of modest roots serving as PM, have approved of courtier Pawan Khera's pitiful statements about the PM's father. India won't forget or pardon Congressmen's vile words, according to Himanta Biswa Sarma, the chief minister of Assam. The "successful Bharat Jodo Yatra of Rahul Gandhi," according to the Congress, is the reason the BJP is behaving in a frightened manner and seeking to prevent the party's plenary session. The Enforcement Directorate conducted investigations last week Chhattisgarh authorities searched Congress MLAs on charges of money-laundering.