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Delhi Politics: A tough letter has been sent by the Delhi Assembly Speaker’s Office to Delhi Congress President Devendra Yadav on Monday, in which Devendra Yadav has been asked to apologize unconditionally on the comments like Shouchamahal.
What did Devendra Yadav say?
The controversy began after a statement on renewal of the alleged government residence of Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijendra Gupta, in which Devendra Yadav claimed that the speaker’s residence cost ₹ 2.35 crore, with ₹ 94.69 lakh spent on bathrooms and toilets only.
According to Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijendra Gupta, Congress state president Vendra Yadav in his statement to the media called the government residence of the Speaker as “toilet” and his address was “9, Shamnath Marg”, while 9, Shamnath Marg is not the official residence of Vidhan Sabha Speaker Vijendra Gupta. Also, this statement is completely factless and has been given without any confirmation. In such a situation, the Delhi Assembly Speaker condemned this statement and asked the Congress leader to apologize unconditionally within three days.
It has also been written in the letter that Devendra Yadav himself has been a former member of the Delhi Legislative Assembly, in such a situation, he should respect the constitutional post of the speaker and should not target him for political gains.
This letter has been released by his secretary Vineet Kumar on behalf of Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijendra Gupta. This entire case has increased the heat in the politics of Delhi and now the eyes are on whether Congress leaders apologize or further the dispute.
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