Political Showdown Over Delhi CM's Residence Eviction

The Delhi Chief Minister’s residence controversy intensifies, as the AAP accuses BJP-backed LG Saxena of forcibly vacating the house to allot it to a BJP leader. AAP alleges anti-women bias, while BJP criticizes AAP for irregular occupation tactics. The situation stirs political drama and debate.

The Delhi chief minister's residence has become a political battleground with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) alleging that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), through Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena, forced its vacation. The residence located at 6, Flagstaff Road, is at the center of this controversy.

In a charged statement released on Wednesday, AAP accused the BJP of displaying an 'anti-women mentality' by removing a female chief minister's belongings during the Navratri festival. The dispute marks another chapter in the ongoing power struggle between the AAP government and the LG office in Delhi.

BJP, however, maintains that the bungalow wasn't officially allotted to Atishi, the current chief minister, and criticized AAP's hurried occupation. As the Political War intensifies, accusations of 'illegal occupation' and demands for proper procedural adherence swell the debate.

(With inputs from agencies.)