Manish Sisodia unable to meet wife, hospitalised before his arrival at residence: AAP
Former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister and AAP leader Manish Sisodia, who reached her residence on Saturday, was not able to meet his ailing wife as she was admitted to LNJP hospital before Sisodia’s arrival, the Aam Aadmi Party said. Significantly, yesterday the Delhi High Court had allowed Sisodia to meet his ailing wife from 10 am to 5 pm today. However, the court said that Sisodia will remain in police custody during the meeting.
Sisodia had earlier taken interim bail citing his wife’s illness. A bench of Justice Dinesh Kumar Sharma, while granting bail to the AAP leader, said that he (Manish Sisodia) shall not interact with media, use mobile phone or access internet. The court further directed that the medical report be verified and the medical report of Sisodia’s wife be submitted positively by tomorrow evening. Won’t see you.”
Sisodia’s legal team also filed an interim bail application in the Delhi High Court citing his wife’s illness. The interim bail is seeking the court’s direction to grant bail for six weeks.
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