<p>An Ambassador car of Aam Aadmi Party leader Rajesh Garg sank into a drain while he was meeting locals in outer Delhi’s Samaipur Badli on Wednesday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Police said the car was parked on Siraspur Road by Garg’s driver.<br /><br />“There was nobody in the car. The driver had failed to apply the hand brake due to which it went into the drain,” said a police officer.<br /><br />Garg was the MLA from Rohini after last year’s election. The car was taken out by a team of police and the fire department. Initially, it was feared that there could be occupants trapped inside.<br /><br />“The car was pulled out using a recovery truck and it was found locked,” the officer added.<br /><br />Garg had taken people by surprise when he arrived at the Vidhan Sabha for the first day of the Assembly in an e-rickshaw adorned with brooms. Subsequently, he was at the forefront of all e-rickshaw protests that the party launched.<br /><br />He had also polished shoes at a crossing in the capital to show the plight of e-rickshaw drivers who had been left jobless after the High Court order.</p>
<p>An Ambassador car of Aam Aadmi Party leader Rajesh Garg sank into a drain while he was meeting locals in outer Delhi’s Samaipur Badli on Wednesday.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Police said the car was parked on Siraspur Road by Garg’s driver.<br /><br />“There was nobody in the car. The driver had failed to apply the hand brake due to which it went into the drain,” said a police officer.<br /><br />Garg was the MLA from Rohini after last year’s election. The car was taken out by a team of police and the fire department. Initially, it was feared that there could be occupants trapped inside.<br /><br />“The car was pulled out using a recovery truck and it was found locked,” the officer added.<br /><br />Garg had taken people by surprise when he arrived at the Vidhan Sabha for the first day of the Assembly in an e-rickshaw adorned with brooms. Subsequently, he was at the forefront of all e-rickshaw protests that the party launched.<br /><br />He had also polished shoes at a crossing in the capital to show the plight of e-rickshaw drivers who had been left jobless after the High Court order.</p>
