9 nominations filed for Delhi Assembly polls
Nine nominations have been filed on Friday, on the first day of filing of nominations for the February 5 Assembly polls in Delhi.
Nine nominations have been filed on Friday, on the first day of filing of nominations for the February 5 Assembly polls in Delhi.
Criticising AAP's National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal for his promise to provide financial assistance to Resident Welfare Associations across the national capital to hire private security guards, Leader of the Opposition in the MCD Sardar Raja Iqbal Singh reminded the AAP that it is yet to fulfill its promise to give the status of councillor to the RWAs.
The Congress on Friday accused the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government of betraying the Dalits, minorities and OBC in the last 10 years of its tenure.
Delhi Chief Minister Atishi on Friday, citing sources, claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Party's Chief Ministerial face for the upcoming polls is going to be Ramesh Bidhuri, who is the saffron party's candidate from Kalkaji assembly seat.
AAP Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh on Friday claimed BJP leaders distributed Rs 1,100 openly to buy votes.
The party alleged that attempts were being made to weaken the protest of the marshals demanding their reinstatement after being abruptly dismissed last year.
AAP leaders visited the protest site and reiterated the party’s commitment to resolving the issue of the agitating marshals amicably.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has alleged that certain corrupt officers in Delhi are blocking the efforts to digitize bill payments for private hospitals and labs, which is intended to bring transparency and reduce corruption in handling Rs 1,000 crore in annual payments.
Claiming that they were suddenly removed from their roles, and their salaries stopped arbitrarily last year, which had a bad impact on their finances, these volunteers said the decision has left their families struggling to meet basic needs, with some even resorting to extreme measures in the face of financial despair.
Sachdeva said the problem is now in such a state that it cannot be just fixed by patching the roads.
