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The BJP has accused AAP leaders Sanjay Singh and Saurabh Bharadwaj of diverting attention from the ongoing "Sheesh Mahal" corruption allegations.

BJP accuses AAP leaders of diversion tactics amid 

BJP accuses AAP leaders of diversion tactics amid "Sheesh Mahal" controversy

The BJP has accused AAP leaders Sanjay Singh and Saurabh Bharadwaj of diverting attention from the ongoing "Sheesh Mahal" corruption allegations.

The BJP on Wednesday accused the AAP leaders of diverting attention from the "corruption and irregularities" surrounding the "Sheesh Mahal", and enacting drama of a visit to the bungalow while the model code of conduct was implemented for the upcoming Assembly polls.
"Why did AAP leaders Sanjay Singh and Saurabh Bharadwaj not visit the Sheesh Mahal earlier?", questioned Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva after they were stopped by the police from visiting the bungalow in Civil Lines, earlier in the day.
Singh on Sunday challenged the BJP for a visit to "Sheesh Mahal" and the Prime Minister's residence dubbing it "Raj Mahal" along with media persons.
Sachdeva charged, "The AAP leaders are doing drama and trying to divert attention from the Sheesh corruption and irregularities committed in the construction of Sheesh Mahal (6, Flagstaff Road, occupied by Arvind Kejriwal as chief minister). Why did they not think of showing the Sheesh Mahal earlier and now insist on a visit when the administration is bound by a model code of conduct?"
The Delhi BJP president visited AB 17 Mathura Road bungalow allotted to Delhi Chief Minister Atishi. He asked, "Why is Atishi demanding another bungalow when she was allotted this bungalow?"
Atishi on Tuesday alleged that the BJP-led Centre evicted her from the chief minister's bungalow by cancelling allotment.
According to the department, Atishi failed to take possession of the property within the mandated time frame.
"The allottee had failed to take physical possession/occupation of the bungalow at 6, Flag Staff Road, despite multiple requests/correspondences and even after issuance of 'Habitability Certificate' for the bungalow, certifying that the bungalow was fit for immediate occupation and fully habitable. However, in this case, possession was not taken even after three months," the PWD letter stated.
The PWD has, meanwhile, offered two other bungalows to the chief minister.
Sachdeva said, "Atishi should tell the people why did not she take possession of the Flagstaff Road bungalow within three months, and now claiming that her allotment was cancelled".
He also alleged that Atishi herself did not live at AB 17 Mathura Road bungalow and asked her to clarify who lived there.
"It is the same bungalow where Sheila Dikshit lived as Delhi's chief minister from 1998 to 2004. Why can Atishi not live in it?" he questioned.
Sachdeva alleged that the AAP leaders were indulging in "petty politics" by raising questions over the PM's residence, to divert attention from the notoriety gained by the "Sheesh Mahal".

AAP leaders Sanjay Singh and Saurabh Bhardawaj were stopped from visiting Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's official residence to counter BJP's "Sheesh Mahal" jibes. The leaders had invited the media to tour the residence.

AAP Leaders Blocked from Visiting Delhi CM's Residence

AAP leaders Sanjay Singh and Saurabh Bhardawaj were stopped from visiting Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's official residence to counter BJP's "Sheesh Mahal" jibes. The leaders had invited the media to tour the residence.

AAP leaders Sanjay Singh and Saurabh Bhardawaj were stopped from entering the Delhi chief minister's official residence, which they had invited the media to tour with them in a bid to counter the BJP's "Sheesh Mahal" jibes.
Police set up barricades and deployed personnel in front of the 6, Flagstaff Road, bungalow, preventing the AAP leaders from entering the premises.
The AAP leaders invited the media on a tour of the chief minister's residence, which the BJP claims was turned into a "Sheesh Mahal" during Arvind Kejriwal's tenure.
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Asked if they had sought permission to visit the residence, Singh and Bharadwaj told reporters, "Why should we need permission to enter the chief minister's residence?"
They were seen speaking to officials at the bungalow, requesting permission to be allowed inside.
"Who has instructed you to stop us? I am a minister and I am here for an inspection. How can you stop me and on whose orders? Have you received directions from the lieutenant governor? He is the only authority above my position," Bharadwaj was heard telling an official.
Addressing a press briefing earlier, Bharadwaj had said, "As promised, we will visit the chief minister's official residence at 6, Flagstaff Road, at 11 am and try to find the golden commode, swimming pool, and mini bar that the BJP claims are present there"
"It should be noted that both these properties are government residences. They were built with taxpayers' money and came up during the Covid pandemic. If there are allegations of misappropriation of funds, both should be investigated," he added.
Singh and Bharadwaj also had said that they would take reporters to the prime minister's residence, which AAP has dubbed "Raj Mahal" and claimed was built at a cost of 2,700 crore.
The "Raj Mahal" jibe is part of AAP's counter allegation that the prime minister leads a luxurious lifestyle.
The 6, Flagstaff Road, bungalow has sparked controversy over alleged irregularities in its renovation and costly fittings and household goods present in it.
The BJP has focussed a big part of its assembly election campaign around these allegations, dubbing the bungalow "Sheesh Mahal".
The saffron party's Delhi chief Virendra Sachdeva has claimed that valuable items, including a "golden commode", were missing after the bungalow was vacated by Kejriwal.
On Tuesday, AAP challenged the BJP to open the prime minister's residence for a media visit to reveal the reality while also offering to take reporters on a tour of the chief minister's bungalow.

AAP MP Sanjay Singh has challenged BJP leaders to substantiate their allegations of extravagant renovations, including claims of a "golden toilet," at Arvind Kejriwal’s former CM residence. 

AAP MP Sanjay Singh Challenges BJP Over 

AAP MP Sanjay Singh Challenges BJP Over "Sheesh Mahal" Allegations

AAP MP Sanjay Singh has challenged BJP leaders to substantiate their allegations of extravagant renovations, including claims of a "golden toilet," at Arvind Kejriwal&rsquo;s former CM residence.&nbsp;

AAP MP Sanjay Singh on Tuesday invited the media for a tour of Arvind Kejriwal's official residence while he was Delhi's chief minister, which the BJP claims was turned into a "Sheesh Mahal" during the AAP chief's stay.
Challenging the BJP over its allegations on the "Sheesh Mahal" issue, Singh asked its leaders to visit the CM's residence at 11 am on Wednesday with the media and prove their claims.
In a press conference, he alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi lived in a "Rajmahal" worth Rs 2,700 crores and challenged the BJP to open it up for a similar visit with the media.
The Rajya Sabha MP alleged that all of BJP -- from the prime minister to his party members -- is running a propaganda campaign over the "Sheesh Mahal".
Kejriwal occupied the 6 Flagstaff Road bungalow amid controversies related to alleged irregularities in its renovation and costly fittings and household goods present in it. He vacated it in October last year after stepping down as Delhi's CM.
The BJP has focussed a big part of its election campaign centred around these allegations, dubbing the bungalow "Sheesh Mahal".
The prime minister, too, during a BJP rally in Rohini last week, hit out at the AAP, saying their allegations that the Centre did not let the Delhi government work was "exposed by the "Sheesh Mahal".
"They claim there is a minibar in the residence, a golden toilet, and even a swimming pool inside. BJP's leaders are spreading lies, and I want the entire nation and Delhi to know the truth," Singh said.
"Show us where is the swimming pool, the minibar and the golden toilet. The people of Delhi and the country deserve to know the truth. I challenge you. Tomorrow at 11 am, let's visit the Chief Minister's residence along with the media and uncover the reality," he said.
Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva has claimed that valuable items, including a "golden commode", were missing after the bungalow was vacated by Kejriwal.

AAP reshuffled candidates for Delhi elections, with Manish Sisodia moving to Jangpura. This shift, aimed at addressing anti-incumbency, introduces new faces like Avadh Ojha and reflects strategic repositioning for the upcoming polls.

AAP Reshuffles Candidates Ahead of Crucial Delhi Elections

AAP reshuffled candidates for Delhi elections, with Manish Sisodia moving to Jangpura. This shift, aimed at addressing anti-incumbency, introduces new faces like Avadh Ojha and reflects strategic repositioning for the upcoming polls.

Former Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia will contest the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections from Jangpura, while civil services teacher Avadh Ojha has been fielded from Patparganj, replacing Sisodia. AAP announced its second list of 20 candidates for the polls scheduled early next year, following the release of 11 names last month.
Jangpura, an AAP stronghold since 2013, has been reassigned to Sisodia, who previously represented Patparganj. Sisodia, currently out on bail in a money laundering case linked to the now-defunct liquor policy, expressed gratitude to AAP leadership and pledged to replicate his education and development work in Jangpura. Patparganj has been handed over to Ojha, with Sisodia describing the constituency as the "heart of Delhi&rsquo;s education revolution."
The list reflects AAP&rsquo;s strategy of not repeating any sitting MLAs for these 20 seats, a move aimed at combating anti-incumbency. Meanwhile, BJP criticized the changes, suggesting AAP members are hesitant to contest due to public dissatisfaction. Notably, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and MLA Atishi&rsquo;s names are yet to appear in AAP&rsquo;s candidate lists.

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