Irom Sharmila meets Arvind Kejriwal, seeks advice on fighting Manipur polls

NEW DELHI: Rights activist Irom Sharmila, who had expressed her desire to contest Manipur assembly election next year, on Monday met Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal and sought his advice on how to defeat “major political parties” in her state.

During the 45-minutes-long meeting at Delhi Secretariat, Kejriwal assured her of all possible support for fighting the election.

“In the meeting, she sought the chief minister’s advice on defeating major political parties in Manipur which is scheduled to go for polls next year,” an official said.

She also discussed political strategy with the chief minister and sought to know how he registered such a remarkable victory in Delhi, the official said. 

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