In a recent interview, Manish Sisodia expressed relief and emotion following his acquittal in the Delhi Liquor Policy case, asserting the falsehood of the charges against him and his family.
Manish Sisodia, the former Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi, spoke to Aaj Tak after being acquitted by the Rouse Avenue Court in the Delhi Liquor Policy case. He described the long ordeal endured by himself and his family, emphasizing that the entire allegation was fabricated to portray him and Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal as corrupt. Sisodia's emotional remarks reflected a sense of justice being served as the court declared that the case lacked sufficient basis for prosecution.
Recalling the day of his arrest by the CBI in February 2020, Sisodia expressed gratitude that, after years of struggle and wrongful allegations, the truth had finally emerged, validating the integrity of both him and his family. Throughout this difficult period, he mentioned the emotional toll it affected not only on him but also on his wife and son, stating that they stood resilient against the perceived injustices inflicted upon them.
In closing, Sisodia articulated a profound belief in justice, seemingly calling out the actions of Prime Minister Modi and the misuse of central agencies to target political adversaries. His comments during the interview indicated a desire for accountability and a reaffirmation of his commitment to honesty in governance, as he acknowledged the ruling as a testament to his and his party’s integrity amid an atmosphere of political manipulation.
