Temple Demolition Controversy Escalates in Delhi Politics

The office of Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena accused the AAP government of approving the demolition of nine temples, accusing them of 'cheap politics'. AAP's Chief Minister Atishi counters this claim, sparking political tension ahead of elections. BJP and AAP are locked in political accusations, impacting religious sentiments across the city.

The Lieutenant Governor's office has levied accusations against the AAP government, stating it approved the demolition of nine temples last year. This development intensifies the political friction in the capital.

In a sharp rebuttal, Delhi Chief Minister Atishi disputed the claim, alleging orders by the lieutenant governor's religious committee led to the demolitions of religious sites, fueling the ongoing war of words between AAP and BJP.

With elections on the horizon, both parties face heightened political tension, exchanging allegations that resonate deeply with the public, especially concerning religious and cultural sensitivities.

(With inputs from agencies.)