Aam Aadmi Party has a direct nexus with parking mafias: Delhi Mayor Raja Iqbal Singh
New Delhi [India], January 9 (ANI): The Mayor of Delhi, Raja Iqbal Singh, on Friday addressed a press conference and provided detailed information about the events that took place during the Corporation House meeting, according to a press release.
He stated that in today's meeting of the House, a condemnation resolution was scheduled to be read out in protest against the insult to Sikh Gurus by Aam Aadmi Party leader and former Chief Minister Atishi Marlena.
During the press conference, Standing Committee Chairperson Satya Sharma, Leader of the House Pravesh Wahi, Education Committee Chairperson Yogesh Verma, and other councillors were also present.
Due to this disruption, the proceedings of the House were obstructed and the discussion was not allowed to move forward. Mayor Iqbal Singh alleged that the Aam Aadmi Party was fully aware that objectionable remarks had been made by its leader against Sikh Gurus.
Leader of the House Pravesh Wahi stated that in the meeting of the MCD House, a condemnation resolution was passed against the insult to Sikh Gurus by AAP leader Atishi Marlena. He said that any insult to Sikh Gurus would not be tolerated.
Mayor Iqbal Singh made it clear that the BJP-led MCD is committed to taking the strictest possible action against illegal parking in Delhi. He said that if required, the Corporation would not hesitate to lodge FIRs against parking mafias.
The Mayor said that the Aam Aadmi Party repeatedly works to undermine the dignity of the House because it has no concern for citizens' problems or development works.
Mayor Iqbal Singh said that the MCD House is the highest forum for democratic deliberation, where issues concerning the citizens of Delhi should be discussed seriously, and solutions should be found.
The Mayor said that the BJP-governed MCD is working on the principles of transparency, accountability, and good governance. The Corporation's objective is not merely political-counter-allegations, but to free Delhi from illegal activities and provide better facilities to citizens.
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