Arvind Kejriwal, the chief minister of Delhi, posted a picture of Manish Sisodia with his wife on Saturday and expressed how terrible it is to witness the injustice done to the guy who gave the nation’s impoverished children hope. Manish Sisodia, the former minister of education in Delhi, was granted permission by the court on Saturday to spend six hours with his spouse, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
On the festival of “Chhoti Diwali,” he lit diyas at home. Journalists congregated outside his home, but he remained silent since he was under court order not to speak with the media or engage in any political activity.
Kejriwal posted a picture of Sisodia just before he left his home to go back to Tihar prison. “Is it right to do such injustice to a person who gave hope to the poor children of the country?” Kejriwal tweeted on X.
Seema Sisodia, Sisodia’s spouse, has been afflicted with multiple sclerosis. The court permitted Sisodia to see his wife in June as well, but Seema was admitted to the hospital due to an unexpected decline in her health, so Sisodia was unable to see her.
In February, Sisodia was taken into custody in relation to the purported alcohol fraud. His bail requests have all been denied thus far. The Supreme Court denied his bail request and said that there was some evidence of a money trail in the case, dealing a severe blow to the case.
Minister and Delhi MLA Saurabh Bharadwaj claimed that Manish Sisodia’s wife has a terrible ailment for which there is no cure. “In such a condition, the brain loses control over other body parts. She has been very distressed after Manish Sisodia’s bail was rejected,” Bharadwaj said.
