Kapil Mishra appointed Delhi BJP vice-president
A former minister in Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal-led AAP Government in Delhi, Kapil Mishra joined the BJP after being disqualified as an Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA in 2019.
A former minister in Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal-led AAP Government in Delhi, Kapil Mishra joined the BJP after being disqualified as an Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA in 2019.
The Supreme Court on Friday asked the Delhi High Court to expeditiously decide, preferably within three months, a plea seeking registration of FIR against BJP leaders
The accusations made were extremely offensive which left me completely distressed, Jain added.
Interestingly, the slogan bears an uncanny resemblance to JNU protest slogans that earlier made headlines.
The Organization of Islamic Cooperation had also condemned the riots which rocked the northeast Delhi after hate speeches against Muslims were made by BJP leaders like Kapil Mishra.
Reacting on Kejriwal's remark, BJP leader and candidate from Delhi's Model Town constituency, Kapil Mishra said, "AAP is insulting the people of Delhi by questioning EVMs."
The ban order was signed by the Chief Election Commissioner and two fellow Election Commissioners, which would come into force from 5 pm on Saturday.
Earlier on Friday, the Election Commission had directed micro-blogging website Twitter to remove the communal statements made by Kapil Mishra.
Kapil Mishra had tweeted describing the Shaheen Bagh protests as 'mini Pakistans' and compared the February 8 Delhi polls with a 'competition between India and Pakistan'.
Earlier in a tweet, Mishra said, “On February 8, there will be a contest between India and Pakistan on the roads in Delhi.”
