SC defers Hemant Soren's bail plea to May 6

• Supreme Court delays decision on Hemant Soren's release for election campaign until May 6
• Soren, arrested in a land scam case, argues the necessity of being out of jail to promote his party during elections
• Legal battle moves from Jharkhand High Court to Supreme Court, with the latter emphasizing the importance of the former's decision

Former Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren's plea for release from jail to campaign during the ongoing elections faces further postponement, with the Supreme Court rescheduling the next hearing to May 6. Soren, arrested in a land scam case, asserts the necessity of his presence outside jail to promote his party during elections.

Soren's legal battle has traversed from the Jharkhand High Court to the Supreme Court, with the latter instructing him to seek relief from the former. Despite Soren's plea and the opposition's allegations of political misuse by the BJP through investigative agencies, the Supreme Court remains deliberative, emphasizing the importance of the High Court's decision in the matter.