Delhi Court Grants Bail to Youth Congress Chief in AI Summit Protest Case, Stay Ordered Later

Indian Youth Congress president Uday Bhanu Chib was granted bail by a Delhi magistrate court after four days in police custody for his alleged role in a shirtless protest at the India AI Impact Summit on February 20. The court rejected Delhi Police's request for extended custody, citing insufficient justification. Chib was ordered to surrender his passport and electronic devices. However, a sessions court later stayed the bail order pending further hearing. Meanwhile, Youth Congress members in Manipur protested Chib's arrest, demanding the release of detained leaders.