Delhi BJP Labels AAP's Kidnapping Allegations as 'Circus'

Delhi BJP President Virendraa Sachdeva dismissed AAP's allegations of Councillor Ram Chandra's kidnapping as false and urged Delhi Police to interrogate Chandra. AAP claimed BJP men abducted Chandra. The BJP refuted the claims, calling them sensationalism, while Chandra alleged threats and coercion by BJP in a video message.

Delhi Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President Virendraa Sachdeva has dismissed accusations by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) that party leader Ram Chandra was kidnapped, describing the claims as a 'circus.' Sachdeva called on the Delhi Police to interrogate Chandra over the allegations.

Earlier today, AAP accused the BJP of abducting Councillor Ram Chandra from Bawana's Shahabad Dairy. Chandra had previously switched from AAP to BJP but returned to AAP four days later. Chandra alleged in a video that several BJP men forced him into a car, threatened him, and later released him.

BJP leaders deny involvement, with Delhi BJP's media in-charge, Praveen Shankar Kapoor, accusing AAP of spreading false rumors. The political tussle continues as legal actions are demanded, and both parties level accusations against each other.

(With inputs from agencies.)