Aam Aadmi Party

Reflecting on his recent incarceration in connection with the alleged Delhi liquor policy scam, Singh emphasized that rather than weakening their resolve, the ordeal has only fortified their commitment. He expressed determination to convey the message across the nation that AAP stands unwavering in its stance against the BJP, even if it means facing imprisonment.

Expressing his dismay, Sandhu referred to a video featuring Sunita Kejriwal, wife of the Delhi CM, where an image of Arvind Kejriwal was displayed alongside Bhagat Singh and Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. Sandhu vehemently opposed this comparison, stating, "I felt awful after watching this. An attempt was made to compare him with the legends, I would ask the Aam Aadmi Party to refrain from such activities."

"CM Kejriwal has conveyed a message for all AAP MLAs. Despite my absence, it's imperative that the people of Delhi do not encounter any issues. Each MLA should actively engage with their respective localities, assess the problems faced by residents, and strive to resolve their grievances," she conveyed.

Singh lambasted the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), accusing them of attempting to dismantle the AAP and spreading tyranny across the nation. Reflecting on his six-month stint behind bars, he praised the unwavering support of AAP members, from grassroots activists to top leaders, for Kejriwal. He reiterated that the AAP's foundation lies in grassroots movements, emphasizing their fearlessness in the face of adversity.

The high-security prison, Jail No. 2, is closely guarded by security personnel, with Quick Response Teams (QRT) on standby and an extensive network of 650 CCTV cameras ensuring constant surveillance of the inmates.

In his correspondence, he refutes the allegations made by AAP representative Priyanka Kakkar and accuses the Delhi government, particularly Minister Kailash Gehlot and the imprisoned Satyendar Jain, of maladministration and graft linked to jail management.

Following thorough deliberation, the apex court granted bail to Singh, emphasizing his release during the ongoing legal proceedings. Notably, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) raised no objections to Singh's bail, subject to terms and conditions set by the trial court. The court stressed that this concession should not set a precedent and affirmed Singh's right to engage in political activities.