Bibhav Kumar (Personal Assistant, Journalist) Wiki, Age, Biography, Wife, Family, Lifestyle, Hobbies, & More…

Who is Bibhav Kumar?

Bibhav Kumar is a Personal Assistant (PA) of Arvind Kejriwal. Bibhav Kumar was removed from his position after being asked questions by the Enforcement Directorate on the liquor policy case. On Monday, he committed an assault crime with a member of Rajya Sabha MP named Swati Maliwal.

Wiki/Overview

Full Name	Bibhav Kumar
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Profession	Personal Assistant, Journalist
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Known for	Former personal assistant of Arvind Kejriwal
Residence	Delhi
Nationality	Indian
Religion	Hindu
Hair Colour	Black
Height	5’8″
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Eye Colour	Black
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Early Life

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Career

Former video journalist Bibhav Kumar first came across AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal in the early 2000s while employed as a video editor for a magazine founded by members of India Against Corruption, which later became the AAP. He has been with Kejriwal ever since, assisting him with his daily chores and developing into one of the most dependable members of the Delhi Chief Minister’s inner circle. According to the reports, Kumar also served as the chief minister’s sounding board. In addition, while working as a PA, he ensured Kejriwal took his pills on time and followed his diet because he has diabetes. Kejriwal experienced a bad toothache while travelling to Punjab during the 2014 Lok Sabha elections. Kumar was the one who made sure the AAP chief ate right immediately so he could take his medication on time. Kumar has earned the nickname “Kejriwal’s Man Friday” due to the vital role he plays in Kejriwal’s life regarding food and medication. He recently made headlines after the Delhi Vigilance Department fired him from his position as Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s secretary, citing his “illegal appointment.” Kumar later filed an OA with the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), disputing the termination order. However, the CAT refused to postpone the termination order, claiming that such relief would be premature. The termination decision, issued by Special Secretary Vigilance YVVJ Rajshekhar, referenced a 2007 case against Bibhav Kumar in which he was accused of hindering government operations. According to the ruling, Bibhav Kumar faces serious accusations, including assault or criminal force to deter a public officer from performing his duties. Also in February of this year, he appeared before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in the Delhi excise policy matter. The investigation agency questioned him about charges that he had, among other things, destroyed and concealed evidence in the case. Kumar made headlines again last year, in August, when the Public Works Department (PWD) was instructed by the Vigilance Department to reverse Kumar’s allocation of a Type VI home.