Watch: AAP Leader, Denied Delhi Civic Poll Chance, Climbs Tower, Goes Live
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Haseeb-ul Hasan was seen clinging on to the telephone tower as he shared his concerns against AAP leaders Atishi and Durgesh Pathak.
An Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader on Sunday climbed atop a telephone tower and went live on Facebook after he was denied ticket to contest the upcoming civic body elections in Delhi.
Haseeb-ul Hasan, a former councillor from east Delhi, was seen clinging on to the tower as he shared his concerns against AAP leaders Atishi and Durgesh Pathak.
Turning his camera towards the ground to show how high he has climbed, Mr Hasan pinned his blame on the AAP and the two leaders if he falls and dies.
"AAP's Durgesh Pathak and Atishi will be responsible if something happens to me today, or if I die. They have my original documents, including my bank passbook. Tomorrow is the last day for filing nominations but they are not giving my documents to me," he said in the video.
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