United States Of America Again Speaks Over Arvind Kejriwal Arrest, Mentions Congress Frozen Accounts

Hours after India summoned a senior US diplomat to protest comments about Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's arrest, US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller reiterated on Wednesday that Washington supports fair, transparent, and timely legal processes, and that "we don't think anyone should object to that".

"We continue to closely monitor these actions, including the arrest of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal," Matthew Miller said in response to a question during the state department briefing earlier in the day about India summoning acting deputy chief of mission Gloria Berbena in New Delhi.