BJP asserts Kejriwal offended party members in meeting: Sealing drive

New Delhi, Jan 30 The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Tuesday asserted that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal offended their gathering individuals when they went to meet him over a controversial fixing drive in the national capital.

Addressing media here, BJP pioneer Manoj Tiwari stated, "Today we asked Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for a meeting but he made a show out of it. How might we converse with him on the off chance that he just needs to politicize the issue? We didn't come to make a ruckus. He isn't not kidding about this issue. They offended us inside".

He included that three BJP MPs, three administrators and two Mayors had gone to meet Kejriwal at his living arrangement.

"Kejriwal called around 150 people alongside media in his home. His emphasis was not on taking care of the issues. Everything was on camera. He has offended us," Tiwari expressed.

The BJP purportedly questioned the nearness of the media, yet Kejriwal contended that 'all dialogs ought to occur in the open'.

Prior on January 27, the three Municipal Corporations of Delhi (MCDs) chose to file an appeal in the Supreme Court to look for help for a half year from fixing for merchants in the national capital.

The MCD also chose to stipulate an Additional Solicitor General (ASG) to show their case under the watchful eye of the best court.

Prior in the month, the members of the ruling Aam Aadmi Party's exchange wing partook in a 'katora' (glass) walk at the Karol Bagh advertise against the MCD's turn.

Dealers, industrialists and transporters, who have endured gigantic misfortunes due to fixing and demonetisation, likewise took an interest in the challenge walk.

The drive to seal commercial establishments spurning arrangements of the 2021 Master Plan started on January 7 in Khan Market, as indicated by the requests of a Supreme Court-designated observing panel.

According to the master plan, traders using properties for mixed purposes, have to pay a one-time conversion charge at the rate notified by the Delhi Government.