War of Words: AAP vs BJP Over Controversial Bungalow Eviction

A heated dispute has erupted between the AAP and BJP over the alleged forced vacation of the Delhi chief minister's residence. The AAP claims BJP is encroaching on the Flagstaff Road bungalow, which BJP leaders deny is the official residence. Accusations of drama and victimhood intensify.

The political arena in Delhi witnessed heightened tensions on Thursday as the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) clashed over the controversial vacancy of the chief minister's residence. AAP released visuals of Chief Minister Atishi signing documents amidst packed boxes at her Kalkaji abode, suggesting disruption by BJP.

However, BJP leaders refuted these claims, alleging AAP's theatrics and clarifying that the Flagstaff Road bungalow isn't the official residence as alleged. The disputes spiraled into allegations, with Atishi accusing BJP of trying to unlawfully possess government property, highlighting their inability to defeat AAP electorally.

Amidst this political chaos, accusations of political drama continued with AAP pointing fingers at BJP's tactics and BJP countering with accusations of playing the victim card. This clash underscores the persistent political friction in Delhi's governance.

(With inputs from agencies.)