AAP protests at BJP office following dismissal of liquor policy case

Goa Khabar : Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders and volunteers marched to the BJP office today to protest what they termed a “political vendetta” against party supremo Arvind Kejriwal. The demonstration follows a recent Delhi court decision to dismiss the liquor policy case, a move AAP describes as a total vindication of their leadership.

Demands for Apology

During the protest, AAP leaders demanded a formal apology from Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant and the “double-engine” Modi-Shah government. They argued that the central government spent years defaming Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia through baseless allegations.

Key points raised by the demonstrators included:

• Complete Discharge: Leaders highlighted that the court has dismissed the charges, effectively clearing the party’s top leadership.

• Officer Inquiry: The party noted that the court has reportedly ordered an inquiry into the conduct of the CBI officer involved in the investigation.

• Political Defamation: Speakers at the rally claimed the case was a calculated attempt to damage AAP’s reputation and hinder its political growth.

Leaders in Attendance

The protest saw a significant turnout of local party figures and volunteers. Prominent leaders present at the demonstration included:

• Valmiki Naik

• Gerson Gomes

• Sandesh Teleikar-Dessai

• Prashant Naik

• Micheal Cardozo

• Herton Fernandes

• Sarfaraz Ankalgi

• Vishwajit Sirodcar

The march concluded with leaders reiterating that the “truth has finally prevailed,” calling the court’s decision a major blow to the central government’s investigative agencies.