Conspiracy to keep me in jail till Delhi Assembly polls failed: Sisodia

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Senior AAP leader Manish Sisodia as part of his 'Padyatra' campaign met people of his Patparganj constituency on Saturday, and alleged the BJP's "conspiracy" to keep him in jail till the Delhi Assembly polls failed due to the blessings of Lord Hanuman.

The former deputy CM of Delhi, without naming any party leaders, said the central government agencies registered such cases against him and Kejriwal that are registered against terrorists and drug mafia.

They (BJP) tried to keep me in jail somehow in fake cases till Delhi Assembly polls.