Aam Aadmi Party leader and Leader of Opposition in Delhi Assembly Atishi on Thursday wrote a letter to speaker Vijender Gupta, accusing the double-engine government of rejecting discussion on the law and order situation in the city. She alleged that discussion of questions on law and order issues put forward by the opposition members was dismissed, adding that the Delhi government has “failed”.
“The double engine government has failed, so it does not want a discussion,” she said.
Atishi slammed the “shocking” decision as she raised questions over why discussions on rising crime rate in the city, including crimes such as murder, robbery, rape, and shootings were being prevented from being discussed in the Delhi Assembly.
She claimed that AAP MLAs had raised concerns about the increasing crime in their constituencies, but their questions were removed with the justification that “law and order does not fall under the jurisdiction of the Assembly.”
Taking strong objection to this, Atishi wrote a letter to Speaker Vijender Gupta on behalf of the party, questioning whether incidents like rape or shootings in Delhi would remain undiscussed in the Assembly. She also criticised the BJP-led central government over its failure to control crime and avoiding discussions on the issue.
Aam Aadmi Party leader and Leader of Opposition in Delhi Assembly Atishi on Thursday wrote a letter to speaker Vijender Gupta, accusing the double-engine government of rejecting discussion on the law and order situation in the city. She alleged that discussion of questions on law and order issues put forward by the opposition members was dismissed, adding that the Delhi government has “failed”.
“The double engine government has failed, so it does not want a discussion,” she said.
Atishi slammed the “shocking” decision as she raised questions over why discussions on rising crime rate in the city, including crimes such as murder, robbery, rape, and shootings were being prevented from being discussed in the Delhi Assembly.
She claimed that AAP MLAs had raised concerns about the increasing crime in their constituencies, but their questions were removed with the justification that “law and order does not fall under the jurisdiction of the Assembly.”
Taking strong objection to this, Atishi wrote a letter to Speaker Vijender Gupta on behalf of the party, questioning whether incidents like rape or shootings in Delhi would remain undiscussed in the Assembly. She also criticised the BJP-led central government over its failure to control crime and avoiding discussions on the issue.
