Manish Sisodia accuses BJP workers of vandalising his official vehicle

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Updated At : 06:30 PM Jun 29, 2021 IST

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New Delhi, June 29

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister and Education Minister Manish Sisodia on Tuesday alleged that BJP leaders and “goons” vandalised his official vehicle in protest against construction of a school in Rohtas Nagar.

No immediate reaction was available from the BJP’s Delhi unit on Sisodia’s charge.

“BJP leaders and goons protesting against the construction of a school in Rohtas Nagar sabotaged the school and vandalised my official vehicle. They misbehaved with women teachers, engineers and workers by breaking into the school. Why are the BJP people so much irritated by education?” Sisodia tweeted in Hindi.

Delhi Home and PWD Minister Satyendar Jain mentioned the incident in a tweet saying, “Even if the BJP carried out thousands of such attacks, the AAP government will continue to serve the people.” PTI

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