The Aam Aadmi Party has approached the Supreme Court, challenging the recent MCD standing committee election, labeling it unconstitutional. Chief Minister Atishi accused the BJP of undermining democracy.

The Aam Aadmi Party has approached the Supreme Court challenging the election held for a member of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi's standing committee.The move came

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has filed a petition in the Supreme Court challenging a recent standing committee election by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), citing violations of the Delhi Municipal Corporation Act.

The saffron party recently move the apex court seeking an urgent hearing on its plea to initiate contempt proceedings against Delhi Mayor Shelly Oberoi

Atishi dared the BJP to get the MCD dissolved and face the AAP in an election to see who according to people should rule the civic body.

Atishi stated in a press conference that the AAP would challenge Friday's election results, arguing that the process violated the DMC Act of 1957, which grants the mayor sole authority to set the election date,

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi accused the BJP on Saturday of "murdering" democracy and claimed that the election of a member of the MCD's standing committee was "illegal and unconstitutional"

On Friday, BJP's Sunder Singh won the election against AAP's Nirmala Kumari who did not get any vote as her party and Congress boycotted the polls

The CM on Saturday hit out at the BJP, stating that the election conducted on Friday was unconstitutional and undemocratic, as the MCD Commissioner called a meeting on the orders of LG, while he has no such authority,

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi criticized the BJP for conducting what she called an illegal and unconstitutional MCD standing committee election. She cited the Municipal Corporation Act of 1957, stating that only the mayor has the authority to call such elections.