You hardly know Nisha Singh, the corporator of Aam Aadmi Party Haryana. In fact, she is the one who is also known as the second wife of Delhi's Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia. In some reports, it has come to the fore that she was found guilty by the court for planning riots, conspiracy, planning to win elections by instigating riots and blaming government officials and common people for rioting and arson. Nisha has been sentenced to nearly 7 years of rigorous imprisonment! In the defence of Nisha Singh, strong lawyers were engaged on behalf of the Aam Aadmi Party, although nothing could happen. It is being told that the evidence was so much and concrete, that even he had to admit that Nisha Singh was guilty. 

Who is Nisha Singh - In fact, Nisha Singh has an engineering degree from Mumbai University, and after that, she has done her MBA from the London School of Economics. Nisha held big positions in multinational companies like Google and Siemens and after that, she returned to India. After that, she fell in love with married Manish Sisodia and secretly married Manish by considering Sanjay Singh and Kejriwal as witnesses in the temple. It is said that it was because of this that Nisha Singh was appointed as advisor to Manish Sisodia so that both of them could live without any doubt. After that, Nisha also had a dream of becoming a leader and she became a corporator on the Aam Aadmi Party ticket.

After that, she started dreaming of becoming an MLA and due to this, she planned to incite riots in her area to become an MLA. According to some reports, the riots could not break out due to the promptness of the police, only stone-pelting and minor arson took place which was controlled. However, many policemen suffered injuries. On the basis of Nisha Singh's call recording, call details and other electronic evidence as well as the statements of 30 witnesses, they were found guilty and sentenced.

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