Sachdeva said it is a normal administrative practice for state governments to raise loans from the Central government, the Reserve Bank of India, financial institutions, or the open market with the RBI’s approval to meet long- or short-term financial requirements.
Sachdeva said it is now clear that then chief minister Kejriwal and then speaker Ram Niwas Goel had declared a room in the Old Secretariat as a “gallows room” without placing any factual record on file.
Addressing the issue, Gupta asserted that an independent forensic examination of the same video had confirmed its authenticity, ruling out any tampering with either the audio or visual content.
Following a forensic examination, the court found that the video was doctored and asked social media firms to delete all related links from accounts that posted it.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann Sunday, launched a strong rebuttal to the BJP over the tampering of former Delhi Chief Minister Atishi’s Delhi Assembly video, terming it a deliberate conspiracy to provoke communal unrest in Punjab.
The speaker said that the rules followed in previous sessions will be adhered to this time as well, and if the need arises, the session duration will also be extended.
Atishi remarked that if the budget were to be summed up in one phrase, it would be a “hawa-hawai budget.”
Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva strongly condemned the allegations made by AAP leader Atishi against saffron party’s minister that they are asking for commissions, issuing an ultimatum to her, apologize or prepare for a legal action.
Leader of Opposition (LoP) in the Delhi Assembly Atishi emphasized the responsibility of legislators during her address at the Assembly’s two-day orientation program on Tuesday.
In a reply to Atishi regarding her memorandum, Gupta reiterated that he had repeatedly clarified the decision to keep out the members who had been suspended by the House was strictly as per Rule 277 read with the definition of precincts.
