AAP Leaders Kejriwal and Sisodia Stage Protest After Being Blocked from PM Modi’s Residence

POLICY WIRE — New Delhi, India — Leaders of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia, conducted a sit-in protest on [specific date] after their planned march to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s residence was obstructed by law enforcement.

The protest aimed to draw attention to [specific issue or demand]. The march, which began at [starting location], was stopped by police at [specific location], prompting the AAP leaders to stage a sit-in.

“We will continue to fight for [specific demand],” Kejriwal said during the protest. Sisodia echoed the sentiment, stating, “This is a democratic right — and we won’t back down.”

Authorities cited security concerns as the reason for halting the march. A police official stated, “The route was blocked to maintain law — and order and ensure the safety of all citizens.”

The incident has sparked a political uproar, with AAP members accusing the government of stifling democratic expression. Meanwhile, government officials maintain that the actions were necessary to prevent any potential breach of security.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)