The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Indian National Congress have taken aim at Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Arvind Kejriwal for the large security convoy accompanying him during a recent Vipassana retreat in Punjab, despite not currently holding any official government position. The AAP has justified the heightened security measures by citing the Ministry of Home Affairs’ Z-plus cover provided to Kejriwal. The presence of such a significant security detail has raised questions and speculation about Kejriwal’s potential future political ambitions. Further fueling the controversy was a viral video that captured the extent of the security arrangements during Kejriwal’s visit. The incident has drawn criticism and scrutiny from political opponents, with both the BJP and Congress questioning the necessity of such a substantial security presence for an individual not in an official capacity. The situation has reignited debate over the perceived misuse of security resources and the implications for accountability and transparency in public office. Kejriwal’s actions have once again placed him in the spotlight, prompting discussions about his intentions and strategies ahead of upcoming political developments. As the controversy continues to unfold, all eyes are on Kejriwal and the AAP to provide further clarification and justification for the security measures taken during his recent visit to Punjab.