Scrutiny tightens on Arvind Kejriwal, November to see big action against the Ex CM

The Rouse Avenue Court’s direction to Delhi Police to expedite the probe in the 2019 public property damage case has intensified scrutiny on Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. Magistrate Neha Mittal has asked the investigating officer to submit a detailed report by December 3, signalling judicial impatience over the slow pace of investigation. The case pertains to the alleged misuse of public funds for installing promotional banners in Dwarka during a government campaign. Former AAP MLA Gulab Singh and councilor Nitika Sharma have already been questioned, and sources suggest more senior figures could be summoned soon. With the court closely monitoring developments and police under pressure to deliver progress, political circles in the capital are abuzz with speculation about major action in November. The development comes amid a series of investigations tightening around the AAP leadership, adding fresh legal and political challenges for Kejriwal and his party.