Leader of House alleges that AAP Leader of Opposition Ankush Narang engaged in misbehaviour with security personnel (Photo credit: X)
He said the General House meeting was proceeding smoothly and in an orderly manner, with councillors discussing issues concerning Delhi, including pollution, unauthorised construction and other matters of public interest. Various councillors were placing their suggestions before the House, and serious deliberations were being held on issues related to public welfare,” he said. “During the meeting, councillors were engaged in meaningful discussions on important issues concerning the people of Delhi, particularly pollution, unauthorised construction and other serious matters of public interest.
Preventing security personnel from performing their duties, pushing or shoving them, or misbehaving with them cannot be justified under any circumstances,” he said. “Security arrangements are not meant for any particular party or individual; they are in place for the security of the entire Municipal House. When all ‘AAP’ councillors reached the House, deputy mayor Dr Monika Pant, who was presiding over the meeting, adjourned the House session and left the premises. Why is the BJP government so afraid of questions and the voice of the opposition? Narang posted on X.
“In today’s House meeting held at Civic Centre, MCD headquarters, the security guards of the BJP-ruled MCD attempted to prevent all AAP councillors from entering the House.
Yadav said elected representatives were expected to participate positively and constructively in House proceedings. Yadav said security personnel were performing their duties to maintain security arrangements in the House and that ensuring compliance with designated entry gates and security protocols was their responsibility. He said elected representatives were expected to cooperate with security personnel and treat them with due respect.