I have no desire for any post... Know what Manish Sisodia said

Manish Sisodia News: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is still in jail, but former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has come out of jail. After coming out of jail, Sisodia first met Arvind Kejriwal's wife Sunita Kejriwal. When former Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia, who came out of jail, spoke to the media on Wednesday, he praised Sunita Kejriwal a lot.

The former Deputy Chief Minister said that Sunita did tremendous work for the party. When Arvind Kejriwal is in jail, Sunita Kejriwal is working to make his voice reach the people. However, after this he said that this role will not be needed after Arvind Kejriwal comes out of jail.

No desire for any post - Manish Sisodia

When the former Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi was asked a question about his role, he said that my role in the party is decided after talking to the party leaders. Such decisions are taken by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. He further said that after talking to the party leaders, it has been decided that we have to go street to street and meet people. That is why I will go among the people, I will do padyatra. He also said that he does not crave for any post.

Appeal to unite the opposition

Manish Sisodia was released on bail from Tihar Jail last Friday. After this, the next day he called upon the party workers and people to protest against the atrocities in the country. Along with this, he said that if all the opposition parties unite against dictatorship, then Arvind Kejriwal will come out of jail within 24 hours.

Sisodia also lashed out at the Governor

Sisodia, who resigned from the post of Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi, said that the post of Governor should be abolished. Further, he said that this post should be abolished. There is no need for the Governor. Attacking the Governor, he said that what is his work other than toppling governments? What is he doing apart from this? Sisodia further said that the Governor as an institution has become a burden on this country.