The Aam Aadmi Party, or AAP, recently said that Delhi Police stopped them from screening a documentary. This film, called “Unbreakable”, is about the arrest of some of their leaders, including Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia. It seems like the AAP has been trying to show this documentary for a while now, and they’re pretty upset that it keeps getting blocked. This isn’t the first time they’ve run into this issue, and they’ve made their frustration pretty clear.
The Delhi Police haven’t responded directly to this latest complaint from the AAP. However, in the past, they’ve explained that the AAP didn’t get the necessary permission to show the film. They’ve also pointed out that the Model Code of Conduct, which is basically a set of rules for elections, is currently in effect. According to the police, this code prevents screenings like this from taking place.
Essentially, this boils down to a disagreement about political expression and access to information. The AAP believes it’s really important for the public to understand what happened with their leaders’ arrests, and they feel this documentary helps shed light on it. These continuous roadblocks, where the party is unable to share this film, have definitely sparked debate about the importance of open dialogue and the rules surrounding election periods. It makes you wonder – what exactly is in this documentary that’s causing so much controversy? It’s certainly become a key talking point in current political discussions.