For 2024 polls, AAP to leverage ‘public anger’ on Sisodia arrest

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A direct attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in view of the arrest of Delhis former Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, is going to be the Aam Aadmi Partys central poll plank in the 2024 Lok Sabha elections...

Bolstered by what the party believes is an overwhelming outpouring of support from people of Delhi after Sisodias arrest, a door-to-door campaign is starting soon...

Sisodia was arrested by CBI on February 26 and by the Enforcement Directorate earlier this week in connection with cases lodged in relation to irregularities in the now-scrapped Delhi Excise policy..

AAPs recent direct attacks on Modi, while not new, are a departure from the line the party had drawn after the loss in the 2019 Lok Sabha polls..

Things are different this time. To his credit, few issues have stuck when it comes to his reputation but this arrest is being seen as the PMs direct attack against an honest person, the leader said.. Officials said that days after the arrest, a large-scale listening exercise was carried out over 7-10 days where questions regarding the arrest and the partys plans were asked...

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