Written permission has been received from the Election Commission, fight at the election office in Delhi elections

Battle at the electoral office in the Delhi elections: The political battle of allegations in the country’s capital Delhi is not stopping. Delhi Chief Minister and AAP candidate from Kalkaji seat Atishi’s election agent had written a letter to the Election Commission yesterday claiming that Ramesh Bidhuri has kept his election office in Kalkaji Assembly open just 80 metres away from the polling booth, which is a violation of the code of conduct, in such a case action should be taken against Bidhuri. Chief Minister Atishi’s secretary had also claimed that as per Election Commission rules, the distance from the polling station to the candidate’s election office should be at least 200 metres.

In such a situation, today News investigated this matter, then it came to light in our investigation that while the election office of BJP candidate from Kalkaji Ramesh Bidhuri is at a distance of 90 metres from the polling station, the election office of Aam Party’s candidate from Greater Kailash and minister Saurabh Bhardwaj is right in front of the polling station. Today’s Chief Minister Atishi had an exclusive conversation with ABP News outside Ramesh Bidhuri’s office in Kalkaji and claimed that Ramesh Bidhuri’s office is in violation of the code of conduct, so he hopes that the Election Commission will take cognisance of the matter and remove it.

You keep gathering workers and leaders

If the Aam Aadmi Party’s claims are accepted as true, then ncrbreakings found the election office of Delhi government minister Saurabh Bhardwaj in Chirag Delhi right in front of the polling station and at a distance of 10 steps from the gate. Chirag Delhi has a co-education school of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi which is the polling station and the voters of Chirag Delhi village will cast their votes here on the day of voting. Saurabh Bhardwaj’s election office is located right in front of this polling station where AAP workers and leaders gather.

During our investigation, we met Yashwant Patwari, an office bearer of the Aam Aadmi Party in Madhya Pradesh, in the office built outside the polling station, who confirmed that this is Saurabh Bhardwaj’s election office and workers gather here. Similarly, AAP activist and Umesh, a resident of Chirag Delhi, also told us that the MCD school built in front of Saurabh Bhardwaj’s election office is a polling station where votes are cast in every election.

Election Commission has received written permission

The temporary election office built in front of Saurabh Bhardwaj’s polling station is located in the basement of a multi-storey house. Where there are arrangements from publicity materials to seating of workers and computers for other tasks. Not only this, in our investigation, it also came to light that while the election office of Ramesh Bidhuri has received the written permission of the Election Commission, this office of Saurabh Bhardwaj built outside the polling station has also received written permission from the Election Commission.