The Delhi High Court has stayed Mayor Shelly Oberoi’s decision to approach the commission for re-election to the Standing Committee (Standing Committee) of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD). The High Court has sought answers by giving notice to the Lieutenant Governor, Mayor and Municipal Corporation. The Delhi High Court has directed the Mayor to preserve the ballot paper, attached footage and other election-related material.
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After the defeat in the election of staffing committee members in the House of Municipal Corporation of Delhi, while the Aam Aadmi Party sought protection from the police commissioner, the BJP approached the court. The election of the members of the staff committee was to be held again on Monday, but today the Delhi High Court stayed the mayor’s decision.
Two women members of BJP Sehrawat and Shikha Rai reached Delhi High. BJP councilors have challenged Mayor Style Oberoi’s decision to declare a vote invalid in Friday’s standing committee election. Mayor Style Oberoi was also present in the hearing of the case.
Due to the hearing in the High Court, the meeting of the Mayor and the Police Commissioner has taken place. The mayor was scheduled to meet the police commissioner of Delhi at 5 pm today. Following the violent clashes at MCD houses on Friday, Style Oberoi had sought an appointment with the police commissioner. Style Oberoi had also complained to the police at the Kamla Market police station that BJP members attacked him and tried to kill him.
The election of six members of the Standing Committee, an important body of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), was marred by a huge disarray during the counting of votes on Friday. There was a fight between the members of Aam Aadmi Party and BJP. The government’s night went on in the MCD house since afternoon. Finally, after 9 pm, the election of the Standing Committee of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi was cancelled. After this, on February 27, information related to the meeting of the House again and the election was given.
The counting of votes in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi elections on Friday was disrupted when the BJP objected to the functioning of one vote. Earlier, members of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the BJP climbed on tables and started shouting slogans against each other at the Municipal Corporation of Delhi House. Later a scuffle also took place. There was a fight between the councillors. A woman’s hair was also pulled. BJP members said they would like to ban.
The BJP obstructed the counting of votes after one of the mayor’s votes was declared invalid. However, the mayor retorted by saying that the result would be declared without a vote. After this chaos spread in the House. Councilors from both sides threatened each other, campaigned late and raised slogans. The kurtas of some councilors were seen getting torn. A councilor also fell.