AAP Accuses BJP of Politicizing Judiciary with CAG Remarks

Aakhir Tak – In Shorts

• AAP accused BJP of misusing Delhi High Court remarks for political purposes.
• Delhi HC questioned AAP’s delay in presenting the CAG report in the Assembly.
• BJP cited HC observations to criticize the Delhi government and Kejriwal.
• Senior advocate Rahul Mehra slammed BJP for turning judiciary into a political tool.
• The next court hearing is scheduled for January 16.

Aakhir Tak – In Depth

AAP vs BJP: A Legal Battle Turns Political

The recent clash between AAP and BJP has added another layer of political drama, with AAP accusing BJP of manipulating judiciary remarks for political gain. BJP used Delhi High Court’s observations regarding delays in tabling CAG reports to attack AAP.

Court’s Concerns on AAP’s Intentions

During the hearing, the Delhi High Court remarked, “The way you delayed raises doubts about your bona fides.” The court criticized AAP for failing to present the CAG reports promptly in the Assembly, fueling BJP’s allegations.

BJP’s Allegations Amplify

BJP spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi alleged that AAP government has not only delayed constitutional processes but also failed in developmental works. He quoted the court’s remarks to emphasize this point during a press conference.

AAP’s Fierce Counterattack

Senior advocate Rahul Mehra, representing the Delhi government, accused BJP of “turning judiciary into a political instrument.” He argued that repeating judicial phrases in press conferences for political advantage politicizes the judiciary and undermines its independence.

Looking Ahead: Heated Politics Await

Acknowledging the politically charged atmosphere, the court adjourned the case to January 16. Justice Sachin Datta expressed hopes for a calmer climate in the next session.

Aakhir Tak – Key Takeaways to Remember

• AAP accused BJP of exploiting judicial remarks for political advantage.
• Delhi HC questioned AAP’s delay in presenting CAG reports.
• BJP criticized AAP’s governance using the court’s observations.
• The next hearing is set for January 16.

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