Tensions boil over at Delhi Municipal House as AAP and BJP trade blame

The incident unfolded Tuesday as AAP councillors, led by Leader of Opposition Ankush Narang, arrived two hours late to a session focused on pollution and urban planning. According to Yadav, the friction began when security personnel directed the group to use a designated entry gate. He alleged that Narang and his colleagues responded with verbal abuse and physical shoving, undermining the dignity of the institution.

Narang offered a starkly different account of the morning’s events. He claimed that BJP-controlled security personnel attempted to bar AAP representatives from entering the premises entirely. Following the ensuing chaos, Deputy Mayor Dr. Monika Pant adjourned the session. Narang characterized the move as a deliberate attempt to stifle opposition voices, questioning why the ruling party would choose to halt proceedings rather than engage in debate regarding public interest issues.