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'Govt At A Standstill Due To Absence Of CM': Delhi High Court Raps Kejriwal - Vimarsana News

'Govt At A Standstill Due To Absence Of CM': Delhi High Court Raps Kejriwal

Delhi High Court remarks on governance standstill in absence of Arvind Kejriwal, emphasising fundamental rights and accountability

Source: news18.com
Uproar in MCD House over postponement of mayoral polls in Delhi - Vimarsana News

Uproar in MCD House over postponement of mayoral polls in Delhi

MCD House chaos ensued over postponed mayoral elections. AAP and BJP clash, with BJP demanding Mayor's presence and AAP accusing them of being anti-Dalit. Mayor Oberoi arrives late, blames LG Saxena for issues and adjourns meeting.

Chaos in MCD House: Opposition councillors raise slogans, tear papers | - Vimarsana News

Chaos in MCD House: Opposition councillors raise slogans, tear papers |

A special session of the MCD House witnessed chaos as opposition councillors raised slogans, tore papers, and stormed into the well of the House. Explore the issues discussed and the impact on the Municipal Corporation of Delhi's financial matters.

Four BJP councillors suspended for 'creating ruckus' in MCD House | Latest News Delhi - Vimarsana News

Four BJP councillors suspended for 'creating ruckus' in MCD House | Latest News Delhi

BJP councillors staged a protest inside the MCD House, citing “a lack of information about the purpose of the House session.” | Latest News Delhi

Ruckus during special session of MCD House, BJP members protest - Vimarsana News

Ruckus during special session of MCD House, BJP members protest

Leader of the Opposition in the House, Raja Iqbal Singh, and several other BJP councillors held placards and raised slogans against the AAP and the party-led civic body.