Kejriwal Challenges BJP Over 'Phansi Ghar' Controversy
In a heated political dispute, former Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal accuses the BJP of disrespecting freedom fighters, alleging the assembly's 'Phansi Ghar' was reduced to a 'tiffin room.' Intense discussions follow as Kejriwal demands transparency amid claims of political defamation. The Privileges Committee examines the contested site's historical designation.
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In the heart of a contentious row, former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal vociferously accused the BJP of disrespecting India’s freedom fighters by attempting to label the contested 'Phansi Ghar' as merely a 'tiffin room'.
This political storm centers around a section of the Delhi Assembly, originally opened under Kejriwal’s tenure in 2022, which the AAP argues is a British-era execution chamber. However, the BJP, upon assuming power, claims it was only a break room, lacking historical evidence of its grave past.
As the Privileges Committee reviews these claims, Kejriwal insists on transparency, requesting live-streaming of the proceedings — a request denied by the Assembly's current administration. The ongoing debate underscores a broader political drama played out across the Delhi political landscape, with Kejriwal and his party staging protests to assert their position.
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