Udaybhanu Chib, the President of the Young Congress, has been sent to judicial custody by the Patiala House Court amid protests that broke out during the AI summit at the Bharat Mandapam in Delhi. There are indications that he could be granted bail by Sunday if the Delhi police complete the verification of the bail documents and sureties required for his release. The court has ordered an examination of the documents submitted for bail, and only after this verification will it issue an order for his release.

The police have stated that there are 13 other accused individuals currently in police custody who are being interrogated, which may delay the verification process until Sunday. The court has rejected the request for interim release until the verification of Chib's bail is completed. Late-night hearings have taken place, and there are expectations that a decision regarding bail could be made soon, given the legal complexities involved.

The situation reflects a larger context of political unrest and youth engagement in India, particularly in relation to significant events like the AI summit in Delhi. The protests led by Chib signal the rising opposition to various governmental policies, and the legal proceedings surrounding his bail could further amplify discussions about political dissent and the role of youth organizations in advocacy and activism in contemporary Indian society.