The Leader of the Opposition in the Delhi Assembly, Ramvir Singh Bidhuri, on Tuesday accused the Kejriwal Government of working in a dictatorial and unconstitutional manner in the Delhi Assembly. “Keeping aside all the rules and traditions, such topics are being discussed, which do not come under the purview of Delhi itself. Even the AAP MLAs of Delhi used indecent and derogatory language towards respected Prime Minister Narendra Modi,” Bidhuri said while addressing a Press conference alongwith all BJP MLAs.
Bidhuri alleged that AAP MLAs in Delhi Assembly made objectionable and baseless allegations against the Central Government like promoting drugs and global terrorism. On the contrary, the notices given by the Opposition to discuss the problems of Delhi were ignored. When the BJP MLAs protested this unconstitutional act, they were thrown out of the Assembly.
The BJP leaders said that a short-duration discussion on the central government was held in the Delhi Assembly on Tuesday , which is a clear violation of the rules. “A similar attempt was also made in the beginning of this session, but when the BJP legislators opposed it and told the Speaker that according to Rule No. 61.9 of the Rules of the Legislative Assembly, only those topics can be discussed in the Legislative Assembly on priority basis which are concerned with the Delhi government. Then Speaker did not allow discussion on this subject,” they said.