Around 8 lakh letters were signed by people of Delhi against inflated power and water bill.
In these letters, people promised that they won't pay the inflated and unfair bills.
Today(1st April 2013), on tenth day of Arvind's fast and AAP's (AAM ADMI PARTY) campaign against unfairok bills, these letters were to be submitted to Delhi's Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit.
However AAP's activists were cunningly prevented by police from proceeding to Dikshit's residence.
The protesters led by AAP leader Manish Sisodia were stopped at Bhairon Marg near Pragati Maidan and were told that all of them could not go to the Chief Minister's residence.
Police told them that only a small delegation will be allowed to meet Dikshit.
AAP leader Manish Sisodia however insisted that the delegation would consist of 272 people from 272 wards of Delhi.
Later, police agreed that the activists will be taken to the residence in four buses but the police went back on their promise as on the way to CM's residence police , they stopped and told activists that they can only take them to Jantar Mantar.
In these letters, people promised that they won't pay the inflated and unfair bills.
Today(1st April 2013), on tenth day of Arvind's fast and AAP's (AAM ADMI PARTY) campaign against unfairok bills, these letters were to be submitted to Delhi's Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit.
However AAP's activists were cunningly prevented by police from proceeding to Dikshit's residence.
The protesters led by AAP leader Manish Sisodia were stopped at Bhairon Marg near Pragati Maidan and were told that all of them could not go to the Chief Minister's residence.
Police told them that only a small delegation will be allowed to meet Dikshit.
AAP leader Manish Sisodia however insisted that the delegation would consist of 272 people from 272 wards of Delhi.
Later, police agreed that the activists will be taken to the residence in four buses but the police went back on their promise as on the way to CM's residence police , they stopped and told activists that they can only take them to Jantar Mantar.
Following this, protesters shouted slogans against police.
Sisodia also alleged that some of the party members were detained, but the police denied it.
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