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Kejriwal Shares 'Unbreakable' Trailer, Claims BJP Blocks Its Release

Kejriwal shares the trailer of 'Unbreakable,' claiming BJP is blocking its release. The documentary highlights AAP's struggles. Delhi elections heat up ahead of Feb 5.
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On Friday, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener Arvind Kejriwal stated that no other party in the nation has encountered "conspiracies" and "attacks", asserting that his party is "unbreakable".

Kejriwal posted a link to a movie titled 'UNBREAKABLE', which is available on the channel of YouTuber Druv Rathee.

Kejriwal AAP Documentary Unbreakable

"This movie deeply moves me." It is the tale of our fight during the past two years. No other political party in the nation would have encountered such plots and assaults from the whole establishment. However, tough times reveal our true selves. AAP is 'Unbreakable,' Kejriwal stated, further expressing, "Thank you, Dhruv, for having the bravery to present this documentary to the world despite the entire system attempting to suppress it."

The previous Chief Minister of Delhi stated that the movie narrates the tale from their viewpoint.

 

In the meantime, a significant commotion erupted after AAP claimed that Kejriwal's convoy was assaulted during the election campaign on Saturday. On Sunday, Atishi claimed that three people, among them Rohit Tyagi, who has a background of criminal behavior, including a theft incident in 2011 and an attempted murder case with a potential sentence of 10 years. Tyagi is additionally a close ally of BJP candidate Pravesh Verma and has participated in his campaign efforts, she claimed.

Verma responded to the AAP regarding claims of an assault on Kejriwal's convoy. On Sunday, Verma conducted a press conference, denying accusations made by the AAP that he organized an assault on party national convenor Arvind Kejriwal.

 

He claimed that three individuals from the New Delhi assembly area attempted to approach Kejriwal but were struck by his vehicle when he motioned the driver to continue, even though the brakes had been engaged. The three individuals reportedly provided a statement supporting this account.

As this unfolded, Congress leader Sandeep Dikshit stated on Monday morning that his party was entering the forthcoming assembly elections in Delhi focused on development, suggesting that the discord between Verma and AAP following Kejriwal's car accident was theirs to resolve.

Delhi is set to vote on February 5, with the vote counting scheduled for February 8. The New Delhi Assembly seat will feature a three-way battle among Kejriwal, BJP's Parvesh Verma, and Congress' Sandeep Dikshit.

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