On social media, the Indian Army said these individuals were "deliberately spreading fake, malicious and misleading narratives on social media to divert attention from their own misconduct and dismissal from service."
A major shift in the Rajya Sabha sees BJP’s numbers climb after seven AAP MPs switch sides, triggering both political welcome and a legal challenge over the merger’s validity.
Seven MPs shifting sides has redrawn Rajya Sabha numbers, boosting BJP’s tally while leaving AAP with just three members amid a legal challenge over defection rules.
AAP MP Sanjay Singh on Thursday said he would submit a letter to the Rajya Sabha Chairman, requesting that former party MPs Raghav Chadha, Ashok Mittal, and Sandeep Pathak be disqualified from their Rajya Sabha membership for joining the BJP.
He alleged that the government introduced the Bill to create divisions among Dalits, backward castes, tribals, and upper castes in society.
A day after voting for the Delhi legislative assembly polls, Sanjay Singh accused the BJP of attempting to woo seven AAP candidates to its sides with an offer of Rs 15 crore each.
Singh, a Rajya Sabha MP, criticized the state government for ignoring repeated requests from Akharas to have the Indian Army take over crowd management, which he believes could have prevented the chaos.
The Rouse Avenue court listed the defamation complaint for pre-cognizance arguments by the proposed accused CM Atishi and AAP MLA Sanjay Singh.
The Aam Aadmi Party MP Sanjay Singh has claimed that the campaigning of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP chief ministers will not have any effect in the upcoming Delhi Assembly election and that his party will emerge victorious in the election.
BJP MP from New Delhi Bansuri Swaraj accused the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders of repeatedly playing “sympathy card" by issuing statements to portray themselves as victims in front of the public.
