Manish Sisodia Rallies Support for AAP in Delhi Assembly Polls

AAP leader Manish Sisodia urged voters in Delhi to support his party in next year's Assembly elections, emphasizing that only he and Arvind Kejriwal can build schools in the capital. He launched a foot march after being released from jail, aiming to connect with people in all constituencies.

AAP leader Manish Sisodia called on Delhi residents to vote for his party in the upcoming Assembly elections, asserting that only the Kejriwal-Sisodia duo can effectively build schools in the national capital.

During a foot march in Dwarka, Sisodia stated that Arvind Kejriwal and the AAP's election symbol, the ''broom,'' were true symbols of honesty.

Sisodia commenced the ''padyatra'' on August 16, just days after being released from Tihar Jail, where he was held for 17 months due to the excise policy case. The march aims to reach all 70 Assembly constituencies in Delhi to garner support.

(With inputs from agencies.)