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A | New Delhi, Oct 17 (UNI) Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said Monday that preparations are afoot to arrest him in a fake case to prevent him from campaigning in Gujarat.

He told reporters he has been called by the CBI. "They are preparing to arrest me. Not a single penny of corruption was found in the CBI raid. Nothing was found in the bank locker. There was no gold, cash or property papers found.

"Inquiries in my village, led to nothing. They know that the whole case is fake. Their purpose is to arrest me and put me in jail so that I do not go to Gujarat.

"BJP is terribly scared. Wherever I went to Gujarat, the condition of schools and hospitals there is bad. People of Gujarat have put their hope in Arvind Kejriwal."

Earlier in a series of tweets ahead of appearing before the CBI in the New Excise Policy scam case, he said: "We will never bowing down to dictatorship. This is the second fight for freedom against the conspirators,", as he posted videos of him seeking the blessings of the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi.

He tweeted: "They are preparing to arrest me by making a completely fake case against me. I was to go to Gujarat for election campaign in the coming days. These people are losing Gujarat badly. Their purpose is to stop me from going to Gujarat election campaign.

"When I went to Gujarat, I told the people of Gujarat that we will build wonderful schools like Delhi for your children in Gujarat too. People are very happy. But these people do not want good schools to be built in Gujarat so they could study and progress.

"But my going to jail will not stop the Gujarat election campaign. Today every Gujarati has stood up. The child of Gujarat is now campaigning for good schools, hospitals, jobs, electricity. The coming elections in Gujarat will be a watershed moment.

"A completely false case has been made against me. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal tweeted, "Nothing was found in Manish's house raid, nothing was found in the bank locker. The case against them is completely false. He had to go to Gujarat for election campaign. They are arresting him to stop him. But the election campaign will not stop. Every person of Gujarat is promoting "AAP" today."

BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra retorted as he told the media: "The way Manish Sisodia was raising slogans in an open car on the streets along with his supporters today, it seems as if Aam Aadmi Party has won the World Cup of corruption."

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B | A woman is in critical condition after being "forcibly shoved" into a moving subway train in New York City and then falling onto the tracks, police said.A male suspect in the apparent random attack is being sought, police said.The "horrific assault" occurred at the 53rd Street/Fifth Avenue station in midtown Manhattan midday Wednesday, NYPD Chief of Transit Michael Kaplan said during a press briefing.The 30-year-old victim was standing on the platform while a train was pulling out of the station when she was pushed, "causing her head to strike the moving train," Kaplan said.The victim then fell onto the tracks, at which point good Samaritans helped her back up on the platform and called 911, Kaplan said.She was transported to a local hospital with head trauma and underwent surgery, Kaplan said. She is currently in critical condition and is "fighting for her life," he said.It is unclear what led up to the assault, Kaplan said. Eyewitnesses are currently being interviewed and the victim has yet to speak to police, he said.Police identified a suspect in the assault as Sabir Jones, 45. He is known to the police department in the subway system, Kaplan said.Jones allegedly fled the location on foot and exited the turnstiles at West 53rd Street and Fifth Avenue, police said while releasing surveillance footage of the suspect. He has not yet been apprehended, Kaplan said.Officials said they believe the woman was going to or from work when she was randomly attacked."In the past year, we have made tremendous progress on subway crime," Janno Lieber, CEO of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, said during the briefing. "But that's no consolation to the family of this young woman."。