AAP vs Centre war: Arrest me, spare Delhi, says Manish Sisodia
Section 144 Has Been Imposed At 7RCR By Delhi Police To Avoid Any Untoward Incident. Meanwhile Sisodia And The MLAs Were Detained By Police At Tughlaq Road On Their Way To 7RCR.
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today held a protest march to 7RCR along with AAP MLAs to surrender himself before PM. This was in the wake of a complaint filed by the president of the Ghazipur Vegetable Market Association against accusing him of intimidating the businessmen during his official visit there. Section 144 has been imposed at 7RCR by Delhi police to avoid any untoward incident. Meanwhile Sisodia and the MLAs were detained by police at Tughlaq road on their way to 7RCR. Sisodia requested police to convey his message to PM after being stopped near Tughlaq Road. He said, “We want to tell the Prime Minister that don't stop the work in Delhi. Why are you taking revenge on Delhi? You have enmity with me so arrest me. All the MLAs are going there.”Besides, after the complaint was filed yesterday, Sisodia, quickly turned to twitter and stated that the Prime Minister may turn the complaint into a case of extortion, violence and molestation and use it as an excuse to arrest him. He also alleged that the people who filed the complaint were indulging in illegal activities in the market, where he had gone for a surprise inspection.
According to reports, the police said earlier that they have received a complaint from the president Surender Goswami, but no FIR would be registered as no cognizable offence was committed by Sisodia.
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