MP Praveen Khandelwal Embarks on Ground Inspection to Revive Chandni Chowk’s Historic Trading Legacy
In a determined move to restore the lost glory of Chandni Chowk, one of India’s oldest commercial centers, Member of Parliament Shri Praveen Khandelwal conducted an in-depth inspection of the area, walking from the historic Gauri Shankar Mandir near Red Fort to Sadar Bazar. Accompanied by senior officials from various departments and prominent local trader associations, the visit focused on resolving long-standing civic issues that hinder Chandni Chowk’s functionality and aesthetic value. Inspection Highlights Encroachments and Infrastructure WoesAs the MP moved through key markets including Dewan Hall Road, Cycle Market, Bhagirath Palace, Nai Sadak near Sheeshganj Gurdwara, Fatehpuri Masjid Chowk, Khari Baoli, Qutub Road, and Bara Tooti Chowk, he observed numerous encroachments obstructing pedestrian movement. He expressed concern over pavements being occupied by hawkers and even a few shopkeepers who had installed permanent sheds, coolers, and air conditionersespecially in the Fatehpuri and Sheeshganj zones eaving no space for pedestrians. Mr. Khandelwal urged police and municipal authorities to take urgent action to remove illegal occupations on Qutub Road’s railway bridge and inside the Sadar Bazar area. He stressed that the core issue stems from poor coordination among the various civic agencies operating in the region. Call for Unified Administration and Renaming ProposalHighlighting the chaotic management of Chandni Chowk, Mr. Khandelwal criticized the overlapping jurisdiction of multiple departments that fail to work in tandem. To mark a symbolic and functional new beginning, he suggested renaming the Shahjahanabad Redevelopment Corporation to the Indraprastha Redevelopment Authority, a title that reflects Delhi’s ancient heritage and modern aspirations.Joint Visit by Officials and Local LeadersThe inspection saw active participation from senior representatives of the DC City SP Zone, DCP North, Delhi Jal Board, PWD, DUSIB, BSES, and Shahjahanabad Redevelopment Corporation. Also present were BJP leaders like Shri Arvind Garg, Shri Jai Prakash, Shri Praveen Shankar Kapoor, Shri Suman Kumar Gupta, and Shri Satish Jain, along with traders’ associations such as the Delhi Hindustani Mercantile Association, Chandni Chowk Sarv Vyapar Mandal, and Kirana Committee Khari Baoli. Key Directives and Immediate MeasuresSeveral important decisions were taken during the inspection. Khandelwal instructed the immediate clearing of unauthorized encroachments from roads and sidewalks. Civic agencies were told to expedite repair and resurfacing of damaged roads and footpaths. A daily cleaning and sanitation routine was mandated for public spaces. The PWD was tasked with removing obstructions from the central verge of Chandni Chowk’s main stretch, while unauthorized e-rickshaws and cycle rickshaws would be restricted from key traffic routes. Plans were also made to revamp Bara Tooti Chowk and Sadar Bazar, focusing on modern civic facilities. In a significant cultural gesture, Khandelwal announced the installation of a statue of Shaheed Raja Nahar Singh on H.C. Sen Road. Additionally, power distribution company BSES was directed to remove overhead cable clutter from the area, particularly redundant telecom and internet wiring. Long-term Planning and Trader InvolvementThe MP announced an upcoming high-level meeting with Delhi Traffic Police to develop a sustainable traffic and redevelopment plan for the area. He also revealed that meetings with trader bodies from the constituency would soon be held to encourage active participation in maintaining cleanliness, resolving commercial concerns, and improving urban management.A Vision for Heritage-Driven GrowthSpeaking at the end of the inspection, Khandelwal emphasized that the initiative was not just about beautification. “A functional and well-maintained Chandni Chowk is vital not only for trade and tourism but also for preserving the dignity of our shared heritage. I will continue to lead this mission personally, ensuring consistent and visible progress,” he said.
Delhi BJP Lays Foundation for Sports Stadium in Jharoda Kalan Under Gramodaya Yojana
Delhi BJP President Mr. Virendra Sachdeva, accompanied by Member of Parliament Mrs. Kamaljeet Sehrawat, inaugurated the reconstruction of a state-of-the-art sports stadium in Jharoda Kalan village. This initiative is part of the Gramodaya Yojana and is being implemented by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi under the guidance of Councillor Mr. Amit Kharkhari. Multi-Sport Facilities to Boost Local TalentThe upgraded sports complex will feature two badminton courts, a basketball court, a walking track, and a full-sized football ground. Speaking at the event, Mr. Sachdeva emphasized the positive impact of this facility, stating that it would provide a platform for budding athletes in the Najafgarh region to train and excel. Incentives for Youth and Focus on Environmental ResponsibilityTo encourage young athletes, Mr. Sachdeva awarded financial incentives to local boys’ and girls’ football teams and motivated them to bring pride to their village through sportsmanship. He also urged the youth to take a pledge to plant trees and contribute to environmental protection, especially in combating pollution. A Commitment to Rural DevelopmentMr. Sachdeva expressed appreciation to the Hon’ble Lieutenant Governor for the allocation of ₹960 crore under the Gramodaya Yojana, dedicated to uplifting the rural and village infrastructure in Delhi. He noted that this funding was in direct response to demands raised by villagers and is now being translated into tangible development projects. Wider Development Across Rural DelhiHighlighting broader developmental efforts, Sachdeva shared that infrastructure works are underway in Najafgarh and also expanding to other constituencies such as Narela, Palla, Bijwasan, Mehrauli, and Chhatarpur. As part of the ₹14 crore development plan, 102 inner lanes in the ward are also being repaired. Vision for a Developed India Starting from Delhi’s VillagesReiterating his long-term vision, Sachdeva stated that rural transformation is key to Delhi’s progress and a crucial step towards making the national capital a symbol of a developed India. He also emphasized public cooperation in maintaining cleanliness and urged citizens to avoid plastic and report sanitation issues to elected representatives. Leadership Voices Pledge Commitment to Public TrustMP Kamaljeet Sehrawat commended the people of Delhi for their unwavering support, crediting public trust for enabling continuous progress in rural areas. She assured that under the leadership of Mr. Sachdeva and Chief Minister Mrs. Rekha Gupta, development would continue without pause. Change in Governance Brings New Energy MLA Neelam highlighted the decline Delhi faced over the past decade and praised the public for opting for change. She acknowledged Mr. Sachdeva’s leadership in rebuilding confidence among citizens and ushering in the BJP’s governance in the MCD. Triple-Engine Government Driving Grassroots DevelopmentCouncillor Amit Kharkhari attributed the progress to Delhi’s first-ever triple-engine government under BJP’s rule, saying that for over a decade development was stagnant. With Rekha Gupta’s government now at the helm and BJP controlling the MCD, leaders at all levels are committed to ensuring impactful development reaches the grassroots.
Union Minister of State Kamlesh Paswan Leads Tree Plantation Drive on World Environment Day, Emphasizes Commitment to a Greener India
Focus on Rural Development with Environmental SustainabilityOn the occasion of World Environment Day, Union Minister of State for Rural Development Shri Kamlesh Paswan participated in a special tree plantation drive and reiterated his commitment to environmental conservation. He appealed to the public, especially in rural areas, to plant more trees and actively contribute to preserving nature. Inspiring the Vision of a Green IndiaMinister Paswan stated, “A clean and green environment is the foundation of sustainable development. Creating environmental awareness in villages is just as important as in urban areas. Without greenery in rural regions, urban environmental balance cannot be achieved.” A Bond of Friendship and Shared PurposeDuring the event, the minister shared that World Environment Day holds special significance for him personally, as it strengthens his connection with nature. He also mentioned that many of his close friends are actively involved in environmental initiatives, and together they are working towards the dream of a ‘Greener India.’ Active Participation from Local CommunitiesThe event saw enthusiastic participation from local residents, school children, and volunteers. Minister Paswan administered an environmental pledge to the children and distributed saplings to encourage them to take part in the mission. Save Environment Save the NationConcluding his address, Shri Paswan urged everyone to reduce plastic use, conserve water, and plant at least one tree every year. “One tree is equal to one life. Understand its value, and become its guardian,” he said.
India No Longer Safe for Women, Says Alka Lamba Citing Startling Crime Data
All India Mahila Congress (AIMC) president Ms. Alka Lamba today expressed deep concern over the deteriorating safety of women in India, highlighting distressing figures from the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) which show a surge in crimes against women and a high rate of acquittals for the accused. Delay in Treatment Led to Death of Minor Rape Survivor in BiharAddressing the media at the AICC headquarters alongside Congress leader Ms. Garima Mehra, Ms. Lamba strongly criticized the JDU-BJP government in Bihar for its handling of the case involving a 9-year-old rape victim in Muzaffarpur.She alleged that the child’s condition worsened due to a delay in transferring her to Patna for advanced medical care, a delay reportedly caused by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the state. According to Lamba, the child’s transfer was held back until the PM’s departure, which critically affected her chances of survival. Rise in Acquittals Due to Weak Investigations, Political InterferenceMs. Lamba accused the BJP-JDU alliance in Bihar of fostering a climate of impunity, where perpetrators of sexual violence feel emboldened due to political protection. Citing NCRB statistics from 2020 to 2022, she pointed out that a vast majority of rape and sexual assault trials ended in acquittals. In 2022, out of 18,517 trials, only 5,067 led to convictions, while 12,086 ended in acquittals. In 2021, out of 11,783 cases, just 3,368 saw convictions, while 7,745 accused were acquitted. Similarly, in 2020, 3,814 convictions were recorded out of 9,713 trials, with 5,403 acquittals. Ankita Bhandari Case: Congress Questions Destruction of EvidenceCongress leader Ms. Garima Mehra from Uttarakhand raised serious questions about the investigation into the murder of Ankita Bhandari, who was killed at a resort owned by former BJP minister Vinod Arya.While the party welcomed the sentencing in the case, Mehra argued that the punishment could have been more severe had the prosecution presented a stronger case. She alleged that vital evidence was destroyed in the early days of the investigation. The section of the resort where Ankita lived was bulldozed on the Chief Minister’s orders, which she claimed was a deliberate act to eliminate proof. Additionally, Ankita’s bedding was allegedly found in the resort’s pool, possibly to wash away forensic evidence. Congress Demands Accountability and Systemic ReformsBoth leaders called for a complete overhaul of the investigation process in crimes against women and demanded accountability from state and central authorities. They emphasized that unless political interference ends and investigations are handled professionally, justice will remain elusive for many victims.
AAP Slams BJP’s 100-Day Delhi Government, Releases ‘Real Report Card’
Marking the completion of 100 days under the BJP-led Delhi government, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) launched a scathing critique, releasing what it called the “real report card” of Chief Minister Rekha Gupta’s tenure. Addressing a press conference, AAP Delhi State President Saurabh Bharadwaj alleged that the BJP had reneged on every major promise made to the people of Delhi and accused it of systematically dismantling welfare schemes introduced by the previous AAP government. “BJP Issuing Its Own Report Card is Like Students Faking Their Exam Results”Mocking the BJP’s self-appraisal exercise, Bharadwaj likened it to “mischievous schoolchildren forging their own report cards after failing.” He remarked, “How can a government evaluate itself and declare success without independent scrutiny? That’s why we have created and released this actual report card—to stop the BJP from misleading the public.”2500 Monthly Allowance for Women Where Is It?Bharadwaj highlighted the unfulfilled promise made by the BJP to offer ₹2500 per month to every woman in Delhi. “This commitment was made on 8th March. It’s now 30th May and not a single woman has received the promised amount. Instead, a committee—comprising BJP’s own ministers was formed to stall action,” he said.What Happened to Bus Marshal Jobs?He raised concerns about the fate of over 10,000 youth who served as bus marshals and lost their livelihoods under the BJP-appointed LG’s decisions. “The BJP had assured reinstatement and permanent employment within 60 days. It’s now 100 days, and there is no progress,” said Bharadwaj. Why No Rollback on School Fee Hikes?Bharadwaj questioned the government’s silence on private school fee hikes. “Despite claiming to have audited schools, BJP has not acted to reverse these inhumane increases in fees,” he stated. Will There Be an FIR Against DPS Dwarka?Referring to reported instances of child harassment at DPS Dwarka, Bharadwaj demanded accountability. “The evidence is public. When will the government register an FIR?” he asked. When Will the Government Move to Take Over DPS Dwarka?The AAP leader further called for the government to initiate proceedings to take over the school, citing repeated requests from concerned parents. “Till date, no action has been taken,” he said. Dismantling of Public Welfare ProgramsFarishta Scheme Discontinued—A Tragic Outcome Bharadwaj condemned the BJP’s decision to scrap the Farishta Scheme, which provided free emergency treatment at private hospitals. Citing a tragic incident in Kalkaji where a 9-year-old died after being denied treatment at a private hospital, he said, “Had the scheme still existed, the child might have been saved.” Closure of Mohalla Clinics and Job LossesHe alleged that Mohalla Clinics are being gradually shut down and their staff dismissed. “Instead of expanding healthcare, BJP is actively rolling it back,” he added. Free Gas Cylinder Promise Broken, Prices Raised Instead“The BJP promised free LPG cylinders on Holi and Diwali. Holi has passed, but not one free cylinder was distributed. Instead, the price has been hiked by ₹50,” Bharadwaj pointed out.Free Diagnostics in Private Labs Also WithdrawnAAP claimed that another vital health scheme allowing free MRIs, CT scans, and surgeries in private labs (when government facilities were unavailable) has also been cancelled. Demolition of Jhuggis Contrary to Pre-Poll AssurancesBharadwaj said BJP leaders had promised in their manifesto: “Jahaan jhuggi, wahaan makaan.” Yet now, bulldozers are razing jhuggis without providing alternative housing. “In areas where BJP leaders once stayed overnight to win votes, demolition notices are now being issued,” he said. AAP to Circulate ‘Report Card’ WidelyConcluding the press briefing, Saurabh Bharadwaj announced that AAP would send physical copies of the 100-day report card to all MLAs, MPs, and journalists, urging the public to hold the BJP accountable for its governance in Delhi.
100 Days, Countless Struggles, AAP Slams BJP Over Delhi Crisis
Just 100 days into the Bharatiya Janata Party’s so-called “four-engine” governance in Delhi, residents are experiencing a rapid decline in access to essential services. From reliable electricity to regular water supply, the capital once considered a model city under the Arvind Kejriwal government is now grappling with outages, inflated bills, and severe water shortages. AAP National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal took to social media platform X, sharing a video compilation of citizens expressing their distress. “What destruction these four engines have brought upon Delhi in just 100 days!” he wrote, highlighting the public’s growing frustration. Delhi’s ‘New Normal’: Power Cuts, Skyrocketing Bills, Water CrisisAAP Delhi President Saurabh Bharadwaj also criticised BJP’s misgovernance, posting a full-page inverter advertisement from a leading daily. “Welcome to BJP’s miracle! In a city where inverter shops shut down under AAP, they’re now back with full-page ads,” he remarked sarcastically. The video features emotional accounts from Delhi residents who lament the return of electricity bills, higher tariffs, and unpredictable supply. One woman said, “We never paid for electricity during the AAP rule. Now bills are back and keep increasing.” “Under BJP, There’s No Water to Drink or Cook”: Voices from the GroundResidents described how water scarcity has turned severe. “We get water for only 30 minutes, and even that is not enough for every household,” said a local. “We had regular supply during Kejriwal’s time. Now, we stay up at night hoping to fill a few buckets.” Another woman echoed the sentiment: “Gas prices are up, water has to be bought, and we’re back to paying electricity bills. BJP promised free 300 units of electricity, but we haven’t seen even one.” The testimonies also slammed the BJP for vanishing after elections. “They come for votes with big promises and disappear. When Kejriwal was CM, roads and drains were built, and there was water. Now we can’t even cook without struggling for gas and water.” AAP Says Delhi Deserves Better GovernanceAAP has termed the BJP’s 100-day rule in Delhi a “disaster”, accusing it of turning basic amenities into luxuries for ordinary citizens. The party reiterated that only a government focused on public welfare not advertisements can ensure a dignified life for the people of Delhi. Through this powerful citizen-led video, the Aam Aadmi Party has urged immediate course correction and called for a return to governance that truly serves the people.
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra Assesses Monsoon Preparedness in Wayanad, Malappuram, and Kozhikode
Wayanad, Kerala In response to the ongoing weather alerts across Kerala, AICC General Secretary and Member of Parliament from Wayanad, Smt. Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, reached out to the District Collectors of Wayanad, Malappuram, and Kozhikode to review their readiness for any rain-induced emergencies. The discussions focused on the steps taken to address the risks of landslides and urban flooding in vulnerable regions. District officials informed her that critical zones have been marked, and precautionary measures have been strengthened accordingly. Priyanka Gandhi also asked about the status of relocation plans for families likely to be affected and whether relief camps are adequately equipped. She reviewed the communication systems in place to warn residents of adverse weather conditions and stressed the need for efficient public alert mechanisms. She assured the officials of the support of local Congress teams and her personal commitment to assist with relief work wherever needed during the monsoon season.
Top BJP Leaders Join Citizens, Highlight Program’s Nationwide Appeal and Unity Against Terrorism
The Delhi unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) organized widespread listening sessions across the capital for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s latest Mann Ki Baat address. Party leaders, including senior MPs, ministers, and office bearers, participated in the events alongside citizens and party workers. Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva attended a session at Moti Nagar, accompanied by MLA Harish Khurana. Union Minister of State Pabitra Margherita participated in a program at Gol Market alongside Tripura BJP President and MP Rajib Bhattacharya. Union Minister Harsh Malhotra joined workers and residents at Acharya Niketan Market in Mayur Vihar Phase-1, while BJP’s Delhi Organization General Secretary Pawan Rana attended a gathering in Ashok Vihar Phase-2. Prominent BJP leaders, including MPs Manoj Tiwari, Ramvir Singh Bidhuri, Praveen Khandelwal, and Kamaljeet Sehrawat, held or joined similar sessions in their respective constituencies. Notably, MP Kamaljeet Sehrawat hosted a special program for differently-abled citizens in Matiala, alongside local MLA Sandeep Sehrawat. Delhi Government Minister Ashish Sood participated in the event with local residents in Ram Dutt Enclave, while BJP leader Pankaj Singh attended a similar gathering in Vikaspuri. Voice of the NationSpeaking after the event, Virendra Sachdeva emphasized that Mann Ki Baat is not merely a program by the Prime Minister, but a true reflection of the voice and spirit of the people of India. “Its widespread popularity lies in the way it connects with every citizen,” he said. He noted that PM Modi, in the latest edition, spoke strongly about national unity against terrorism and praised the bravery of Indian armed forces. Sachdeva said the Prime Minister’s words filled citizens with pride and resolve. spotlighted India’s sporting talent through the Khelo India initiative, where over 5,000 young athletes have participated. PM Modi also advocated for yoga and spoke on cultural heritage, including the promotion of craft fiber from Sikkim, blending traditional weaving with modern fashion. “Mann Ki Baat continues to inspire and educate, bringing meaningful messages to every corner of the country,” Sachdeva added.
Water Crisis Deepens in Delhi, LoP Atishi Writes to CM Rekha Gupta, Seeks Urgent Meeting
Amid an escalating water crisis in the national capital, Delhi Assembly’s Leader of Opposition Atishi has written a strongly worded letter to Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, slamming the BJP-led government for its “inaction and gross negligence.” Atishi has sought an urgent meeting between AAP MLAs and the Chief Minister to discuss the worsening water situation that is affecting lakhs of residents across Delhi. Capital Faces Disruption in Water Supply up to 24 HoursAtishi accused the BJP government of failing to provide basic amenities, stating that water supply in several areas has been cut off for as long as 24 hours. Despite widespread public distress, she said, the government and its ministers have maintained complete silence. “Citizens are receiving messages about water cuts, women are lining up at tankers, children are waiting with buckets, and families are buying bottled water just to survive. This is fast becoming Delhi’s new identity,” she wrote. Four-Engine BJP Government, Yet No WaterHighlighting the presence of BJP governments at multiple levels Centre, Lieutenant Governor’s office, MCD, and now the Chief Minister’s post Atishi questioned the party’s commitment to governance. “Despite a four-engine BJP government, people are still struggling for something as basic as drinking water,” she stated. She further warned that if the crisis is this dire in May, the situation could become catastrophic as temperatures continue to rise in the coming months. “Is the BJP government planning to leave Delhi’s water needs to divine forces now?” she asked sarcastically.Call for Immediate Dialogue and ActionCalling the crisis not just a logistical failure but a humanitarian issue, Atishi urged CM Rekha Gupta to meet AAP MLAs at the earliest. “This is not just an administrative shortcomingit reflects the government’s indifference to its people’s suffering,” she said. The AAP leader concluded her letter with an appeal to uphold democratic norms and engage with elected representatives to find an urgent resolution to the crisis.
RIFT in MCD,AAP Questions Mayor Raja Iqbal Singh’s Continued Role in Standing Committee
A major political controversy has erupted in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) as Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Leader of Opposition, Ankush Narang, accused newly-elected Mayor Raja Iqbal Singh of violating protocol by continuing to hold his post in the Standing Committee despite assuming the Mayor’s office on April 25. Addressing a press conference on Thursday, Narang questioned the moral and constitutional legitimacy of Raja Iqbal Singh’s dual role, stating, “This is likely the first time in MCD’s history that a sitting Mayor is also functioning as a member of a committee that is legally bound to report to him.” How Can Mayor Sit in a Committee That Reports to Him?Raising strong objections, Narang said, “It defies all logic and ethics. When the Standing Committee is accountable to the Mayor, how can Raja Iqbal Singh participate in its meetings as one of its members?” He urged Singh to relinquish his committee membership immediately and issue a public apology to the citizens of Delhi for defying established norms. Narang also showcased a formal letter addressed to the Mayor, highlighting the anomaly in the current arrangement. He noted that while notifications for by-elections in several zones have already been issued following AAP councillors’ resignations, no such notification has been released for the Civil Lines Zone, from where Raja Iqbal Singh continues to serve as a Standing Committee member. Standing Committee Cannot Have Its Head as Its Member: AAPReferring to the Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957, Narang emphasized that the Mayor is the highest constitutional authority in the Corporation, and all committees—including the Standing Committee—are obligated to submit reports to the Mayor’s office. “It is constitutionally and morally untenable for the Mayor to be part of a body that reports to him,” he asserted. Political Accusations and BJP’s Alleged Double StandardsTaking a sharp jibe at the ruling BJP, Narang alleged that Raja Iqbal Singh’s refusal to resign reflects BJP’s “old tradition of clinging to power by any means.” He said, “Rather than upholding the dignity of his office, Raja Iqbal is following the BJP playbook of holding multiple posts, even if it violates protocol.”Contrast in House Proceedings HighlightedSpeaking about the recently concluded MCD House session held after a gap of nearly two and a half years, Narang said it functioned for over five hours due to AAP’s constructive participation despite being in the Opposition. “Earlier, when BJP was in Opposition, they would stage protests, break mics, and disrupt proceedings. In contrast, AAP chose to engage meaningfully and ensured the House functioned smoothly,” he said. Recalling previous instances, he accused BJP councillors of attacking former AAP women Mayors and halting civic discussions through disruptive tactics. “Wednesday was only the second time the House has functioned since August 2023—and this time, AAP, despite being in Opposition, behaved responsibly,” he added. User Charges Withdrawn After Public PressureNarang also addressed the recent rollback of user charges, stating that despite BJP claiming credit, it was AAP’s sustained opposition and protests, along with support from RWAs and market associations, that forced the withdrawal. “Let BJP take the credit. We’re happy the people of Delhi got relief—that was always our goal,” he said. AAP’s Tax Waiver Demands IgnoredHighlighting policy differences, Narang reiterated that AAP had proposed a house tax waiver of 100% for homes up to 100 square yards and 50% for those up to 500 square yards. “Our resolution passed in the House, but BJP brought in its own amnesty scheme only to reject our proposal because it originated from AAP,” he said. “We don’t mind if BJP implements it now, but it must benefit Delhiites.” LoP’s Formal Letter to the Mayor Raises Red FlagsIn a detailed letter addressed to Mayor Raja Iqbal Singh, Narang reiterated his concerns. He wrote that it was surprising and disappointing that Singh had not yet stepped down from the Standing Committee nearly a month after taking over as Mayor. “You continue to hold a position in a committee that is accountable to you—that is a conflict of interest and a breach of both legal and ethical conduct,” the letter stated. The letter further questioned Singh’s role in future committee meetings and urged him to immediately resign in accordance with the principles of good governance. “Your failure to do so would confirm that the BJP continues to ignore democratic norms for political gain,” Narang concluded.
