Political Drama in Delhi: AAP vs BJP Over 'CM's Residence'

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi accused the BJP of encroaching on her residence, suggesting their actions stem from frustration over electoral defeats. The BJP dismissed this as AAP's 'victim card' tactic. Atishi claims the AAP isn't focused on material gains, highlighting their dedication despite alleged BJP provocations.

In a heated exchange, Delhi's political landscape witnessed fresh turmoil as Chief Minister Atishi leveled serious accusations against the BJP. At a press conference, she claimed the opposition party was attempting to encroach upon the CM's residence at 6, Flagstaff Road, igniting tensions in the Civil Lines area.

The BJP quickly dismissed these accusations, labeling them as melodramatic attempts by the Aam Aadmi Party to garner sympathy amidst recent electoral failures. Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva highlighted that the Flagstaff Road bungalow was never an official residence, adding yet another layer to the unfolding political drama.

Despite the escalating tensions, Atishi emphasized her party's commitment to work for Delhi's people, irrespective of where they operate. She reaffirmed that AAP members are prepared for any challenges, even if it means working without official bungalows and other trappings of power.

(With inputs from agencies.)