Aam Admi Party (AAP) has geared up to limit ruling BJP government to minority in the next assembly elections, said state coordinator fund and raising committee of Aam Admi Party Ashu Agrawal on Sunday.
State Secretary AAP Akshay Hunka said that 118 state legislators of BJP are holding office of profit and are withdrawing salary form these office of profit and action should be taken against these state legislators.
He said if action is taken against these state legislators BJP would be turn as minority in the state assembly. Divisional secretary Yatindra Kushwaha, District Convener Piyush Sharma, spokesperson Bhupendra Vikal also interacted with the media.
Sharma alleged that the condition of roads in the city has revealed the rampant corruption and if these corruptions are exposed by AAP party leaders with good image different cases are fabricated against these leaders.
Providing his case, Sharma claimed that in his case of anti-encroachment drive administration has registered a case under section 353 of the IPC and later sections of SC/ ST Prevention of Atrocities Act were added lead to the delay in granting of bail but still the AAP party would face the situation with firmness and would reach to the people and help in resolution of their problems.
Bhupendra Vikal detailed regarding Talk to AK programme at the occasion.
Hunka said that a complaint of 118 BJP state legislators has been made under section 191(1) and section 192 and Representation of Peoples Act with the governor .
Out of 118, 116 are members of Public Participation committee of different colleges in the state while Paras Jain and Deepak Joshi are officer bearers of Bharat Scout Guide which are under office of profit. All the posts held by the 118 state legislators are not mentioned in legislature (Prevention of Disqualification) Act, 1967.