Sanjay Singh Denounces Treatment: Sunita Kejriwal Asked to Meet Arvind Kejriwal Through Glass Window

Sanjay Singh Denounces Treatment: Sunita Kejriwal Asked to Meet Arvind Kejriwal Through Glass Windo

The Central government and Prime Minister Narendra Modi are ordering the torture of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal inside the Tihar jail, AAP MP Sanjay Singh said on Saturday. He claimed that Kejriwal’s wife, Sunita Kejriwal, was denied access to her husband in person by the jail administration. “The Indian government and Prime Minister Modi are ordering Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to be tortured inside the jail. To lower his spirits, steps are being taken. As long as they follow the rules and procedures listed in the jail handbook, the jail administration is permitted to let detainees speak with guests in person. Arvind Kejriwal said that his wife is not allowed to meet with him in person.

Saving democracy and the Constitution is the battle of the day. Please respect Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s rights, which are protected by the constitution, democracy, law, and jail regulations. PM Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah should refrain from taking these away. Avoid trying to rule like a dictator, he continued. Arvind Kejriwal is presently being held under judicial custody in Tihar Jail. About the Delhi liquor policy case, he was taken into custody by the Enforcement Directorate.

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According to Sanjay Singh, Sunita Kejriwal was informed by the jail staff that she could only see him via a window. According to him, it was done to make Arvind Kejriwal look bad. “When Arvind Kejriwal’s wife tried to meet him, she was informed that she could only see him through a window instead of in person. Why would someone act in such an inhumane manner? The CM has only been humiliated and discouraged by this inhumane act. I fully accept responsibility for stating that, while a three-time chief minister of Delhi is permitted to meet his wife through a window with a glass in between, even the most feared criminals are permitted to meet in the barrack.”