Assets war continues as BJP, AAP target Sisodia, Parvesh
The Hindu
Delhi BJP questions loan disclosure on Manish Sisodia's election affidavit, sparking controversy with Aam Aadmi Party.
The Delhi BJP continued its attack on the assets of Aam Aadmi Party leaders, this time questioning a loan disclosure on former Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia’s election affidavit.
Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva on Saturday said the loan disclosure — in which Mr. Sisodia has claimed that he was lent ₹1.5 crore by acquaintances for his son’s foreign education — could be a “potential manipulation”.
“The loan of ₹1.5 crore was pooled by three individuals. They gave ₹86 lakh, ₹58 lakh, and ₹10 lakh as loans to Mr. Sisodia. Who were those people?” Mr. Sachdeva said.
The BJP will approach the agencies for a probe into the loan received by Mr. Sisodia, he added.
In response to the allegations, AAP said in a statement, “When Manish Sisodia took a loan for his son’s education, it sparked havoc in the BJP, while Parvesh Sahib Singh declares liabilities of ₹63 crore, including ₹55 crore as personal loan, and the party doesn’t bat an eye.”
Adding that the BJP must reveal the sources of Mr. Singh’s income, the statement called the claims “the real face of BJP’s hypocrisy”.
Maharashtra Congress President Nana Patole criticizes BJP government for corruption, internal conflicts, and neglect of pressing issues.
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy announces SC sub-classification, rejecting creamy layer proposal, in historic move for social justice.
Manush Shah wins National table tennis championship with coach Shailesh Gosain, aiming for top-60 world ranking by 2025.
Government revises revenue target upwards by ₹460 crore for 2024-25 due to VAT hike and revenue mobilisation plans.
Velscope aids in early oral cancer detection at Ongole GGH, emphasizing prevention, awareness, and advanced diagnostic tools.
Supreme Court grants CBI's request to remove Datla Sreenivasa Varma as head of Manipur killings investigation team.
Kolkata film industry faces 70% drop in productions, sparking second cease work in six months, causing industry turmoil.
Over 1.56 crore electors to vote in Delhi Assembly polls with 699 candidates; AAP, BJP, and Congress in fray.
Tragic murder of J. Rajesh Prabhu on a train journey unfolds a complex legal battle and unresolved mystery.
Farmers protest KPTCL transmission line in Shikaripur taluk, demanding alternative route to protect areca plantations.
Guntur Municipal Corporation faces delays in major drinking water projects, causing frustration among residents.
Unsafe Egmore junction with poor pedestrian facilities, chaotic traffic, and lack of safety measures requires urgent redesign and improvements.
Registration of properties, marriage, and other documents at the offices of sub-registrars in Mangaluru and other parts of Karnataka has come to a virtual halt with the malfunctioning of Kaveri-2 software.