Former Deputy Chief Minister and AAP leader Manish Sisodia said in his first interview with India Today TV following his release from Tihar Jail in the Delhi liquor policy case he did not anticipate spending 17 months in prison.
In summary :
- Manish Sisodia asserts that political involvement does not come with a “red carpet welcome .”
- Says he was mentally ready but was taken aback by the lengthy jail sentence .
- August 9 marked Sisodia’s 17-month prison release in the Delhi liquor policy case .
On August 9, after serving 17 months in jail in connection with the Delhi liquor policy case, Manish Sisodia was freed from custody.
He then had an interview with executive editor of India Today TV. He stated that the allegations against him were made up in order to drag out the trial and that he never imagined he would be behind bars for so long.
Sisodia stated to India Today TV during his first interview following the Supreme Court’s granting of his release that, even a few months prior, he had not anticipated going to jail.
“I felt confident since it’s common for politicians to make accusations against one another. Nevertheless, I also believed that an arrest or incarceration must have a valid purpose, Manish Sisodia stated.
He remarked that one should never expect to receive a “red carpet welcome” while entering the politics of “activism,” which aims to fight corruption, bring about changes, and build a place among the public.
“I was psychologically ready in that way. But I never imagined that I would spend 17 months in jail over a liquor policy matter,” the former deputy chief minister of Delhi stated .
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