Post the violence between the Aam Aadmi Party and the Bharatiya Janata Party in the MCD house on Friday, the police have registered a case against the councilors of both parties. As per the reports, the case has been registered at the Kamla Nagar police station.

The action by the police comes after the Aam Aadmi party gathered near the Kamala Nagar Police station on Friday to demand FIR against the BJP councilors.

The MCD house witnessed violence ensue after the newly elected mayor Shelly Oberoi pronounced the vote invalid during the voting for the six-member standing committee. The commotion escalated further as councilors and members of both parties turned violent.

Videos of the violence between the members of both parties were captured on camera which showed members and leaders from both parties punching, shoving, and kicking each other as the chaos escalated.

It was also reported that a councilor who belonged to AAP, Ashok Manu, collapsed during the commotion and was later rushed to the hospital.

As per the reports, Mayor Shelly Oberoi also told the media that the BJP members in the house tried to attack her. The AAP on Saturday had also accused the BJP councilors of assaulting several women party members as per reports.

Aam Aadmi Party leader Atishi also milled the BJP on the alleged attack on the mayor and further demanded the BJP to stop ‘goondaism’ in the MCD house.

BJP’s counter

The BJP had also leveled allegations with the AAP on Saturday as they accused Atishi of hatching the plan of violence in the MCD house. The BJP’s Twitter handle shared a mock-up film poster with Atishi’s face cropped into it. The Tweet read and called Atishi the villain who planned out the violence and dictatorship in the house.

Delhi HC

The Delhi HC, on Saturday, had ruled and put a hold on the re-election of six member standing committee which was re-scheduled to be held on February 27.

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