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Watch: Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia flouting traffic rules, caught riding bike without a helmet

AAP leaders not only break the traffic rules, but even seem to be showing immense pride in doing so

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia was caught flouting traffic rules in Delhi. He was found riding a bike without a helmet.


As seen above, Sisodia is riding a bike number DL 13 SU 4832 without wearing a helmet. Sisodia got called out on social media for flouting the traffic rules, especially as a public representative.


People even tagged Delhi Traffic Police to take action against Sisodia for brazenly breaking the traffic rule.


It even raised a question that if Delhi Police does not take action against the powerful for flouting the rules, people’s faith in law and order would break.


Breaking traffic rules seem to be the new norm by AAP leaders these days. AAP candidate for South Delhi Lok Sabha constituency Raghav Chadha was also seen riding pillion with former AAP leader Gul Panag without a helmet.


Shockingly, AAP leaders not only flout the traffic rules but even display immense pride in doing so.

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