Complaint filed against Delhi Chief Minister for defamation, court prohibited hearing
Complaint filed against Delhi Chief Minister for defamation, court prohibited hearing
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New Delhi: From the information just received, it has come to light that a Delhi court on Monday deferred hearing on the complaint of defamation filed by BJP leader Vijender Gupta against Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia. In the complaint, Gupta has said that Kejriwal and Sisodia tarnished his image by accusing him of trying to murder the AAP chief. The hearing on the case was adjourned till 26 June as the judges concerned are on leave.

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For information, let us tell you that in his complaint, the Leader of Opposition in the Delhi Assembly, Gupta has demanded legal expenses in addition to one crore rupees from Kejriwal and Sisodia. He claimed that the spread of news and tweets based on the statements of the two leaders of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) damaged his reputation and he did not express any remorse or regret for it.

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According to information received from the sources, Gupta claimed in the complaint, "The accused persons tarnished the image of the complainant, the image of the BJP and its leaders, supporters, and activists and damaged their reputation by making baseless and sensational statements against them and the BJP".

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