AAP MP Sanjay Singh walked out of Tihar jail after being granted bail by the Supreme Court in the Delhi excise policy case. He promptly aimed the BJP, criticizing the party for allegedly harboring corrupt leaders and vowed to respond to their actions.

Singh, in his white kurta-pajama and brown jacket, addressed AAP workers at the party headquarters, emphasizing their support for Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and the party's initiatives for the people of Delhi. He accused the BJP of fostering tyranny and corruption by welcoming corrupt leaders into its fold.

Asserting Kejriwal's determination to serve Delhi, Singh dismissed BJP's calls for his resignation, highlighting the party's objections to policies like free electricity, water, bus rides for women, and Mohalla Clinics.

Upon his release, Singh met with Sunita Kejriwal and urged the public to be wary of dictatorial tendencies, emphasizing Kejriwal's commitment to providing essential services and education. He emphasized solidarity with other jailed party members like Manish Sisodia and Satyendar Jain, stating they are like family and will continue their struggle.

AAP supporters celebrated Singh's release outside Tihar jail, expressing confidence that other incarcerated leaders would also be released soon. AAP leaders praised Singh's release as a victory for truth, highlighting the lack of corruption evidence despite extensive investigations by agencies like the ED and CBI.

Singh's release from Tihar jail marked a significant moment for AAP, reinforcing their commitment to honesty and transparency in governance. Despite his release, Singh's family refrained from celebrating, mindful of other AAP members still in jail, maintaining a focus on ongoing challenges and struggles.

AAP MP Sanjay Singh walked out of Tihar jail after being granted bail by the Supreme Court in the Delhi excise policy case. He promptly aimed the BJP, criticizing the party for allegedly harboring corrupt leaders and vowed to respond to their actions.

Singh, in his white kurta-pajama and brown jacket, addressed AAP workers at the party headquarters, emphasizing their support for Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and the party's initiatives for the people of Delhi. He accused the BJP of fostering tyranny and corruption by welcoming corrupt leaders into its fold.

Asserting Kejriwal's determination to serve Delhi, Singh dismissed BJP's calls for his resignation, highlighting the party's objections to policies like free electricity, water, bus rides for women, and Mohalla Clinics.

Upon his release, Singh met with Sunita Kejriwal and urged the public to be wary of dictatorial tendencies, emphasizing Kejriwal's commitment to providing essential services and education. He emphasized solidarity with other jailed party members like Manish Sisodia and Satyendar Jain, stating they are like family and will continue their struggle.

AAP supporters celebrated Singh's release outside Tihar jail, expressing confidence that other incarcerated leaders would also be released soon. AAP leaders praised Singh's release as a victory for truth, highlighting the lack of corruption evidence despite extensive investigations by agencies like the ED and CBI.

Singh's release from Tihar jail marked a significant moment for AAP, reinforcing their commitment to honesty and transparency in governance. Despite his release, Singh's family refrained from celebrating, mindful of other AAP members still in jail, maintaining a focus on ongoing challenges and struggles.