‘Manish Sisodia chased by the protesting crowd in a public assembly’, says BJP posting a video: Here are the questions he couldn’t reply

On Friday, the Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Manish Sisodia needed to face embarrassment after he did not reply the group’s questions in a public assembly attended by Sisodia.

The Delhi unit of the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) shared a video on Twitter the place an individual is seen asking Sisodia questions, which he reluctantly agreed to listen to out. The individual asking the query questioned if AAP was participating in caste politics by giving a ticket to AAP’s councillor from Sangam Vihar (ward 83S) Jitendra Kumar’s spouse for the Delhi Municipal Corporation (MCD) elections. In his second query, as seen within the video, he expresses concern in regards to the water scenario in Sangam Vihar, alleging that unlawful restoration is going down, leading to clashes. Sisodia left the assembly with out responding to the questions.

“Manish Sisodia was chased by the public… Sisodia, who had gone to hold a meeting in Delhi, left the meeting in the middle and run away because of public protest,” Delhi BJP tweeted in Hindi.

मनीष सिसोदिया को जनता ने खदेड़ा…

दिल्ली में सभा करने गये सिसोदिया को जनता के विरोध की वजह से बीच सभा में छोड़कर भागना पड़ा ! pic.twitter.com/zeIwBEXR9i

— BJP Delhi (@BJP4Delhi) November 25, 2022

Notably, the BJP lately launched two sting recordings alleging that the AAP sells tickets for MCD elections.

Bindu Sriram, a former AAP employee, allegedly filmed the clips and asserted she was requested to pay 80 lakh rupees for a ticket. AAP chief Sriram, who filmed the sting, was additionally current on the press convention, together with BJP nationwide spokesman Sambit Patra and Rohini MLA Vijender Gupta.

Other than this, on November 16, Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB) arrested Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Model Town MLA Akhilesh Pati Tripathi’s brother-in-law Om Singh, Tripathi’s Personal Assistant (PA) Shiv Shankar Pandey alias Vishal Pandey, and Prince Raghuvanshi for allegedly taking bribe for tickets of Municipal Elections in Delhi.

They had been arrested for violating related sections of the Corruption Act and election bribery. According to reviews, that they had money value Rs 33 lakh of their possession.

Complainant Gopal Khari had claimed in his criticism to the Additional CP that on November 9, he went to Akhilesh Tripathi’s workplace to acquire a ticket for his spouse. He was informed that the ticket would value Rs 90 lakh.