Arvind Kejriwal tests negative for coronavirus, say reports; Delhi CM was under self-quarantine since Sunday
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has tested negative for COVID-19, an official said on Tuesday.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has tested negative for COVID-19, an official said on Tuesday.
The official said the 51-year-old AAP supremo underwent the test for coronavirus Tuesday morning, PTI reported. However, an official confirmation is Kejriwal had gone into self-quarantine on Sunday after he developed a sore throat and fever.
The fever has subsided and he is now feeling well, the official said.
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The chief minister had gone into self-quarantine after developing mild fever and sore throat. Kejriwal has not been attending any meeting since Sunday afternoon.
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