BJP Raises Security Concerns Over Alleged AAP Influx in Delhi

BJP's Parvesh Verma claims AAP supporters from Punjab are endangering Delhi's security using vehicles with state government stickers. Liquor, election material, and cash were found in a vehicle near Punjab Bhawan. AAP dismisses the allegations as BJP's attempt to malign them.

In a startling development ahead of Delhi's February 5 Assembly polls, BJP candidate Parvesh Verma has raised alarm over what he terms as a security threat posed by AAP supporters from Punjab. He claims these supporters have entered the city using vehicles bearing Punjab government stickers.

During a press conference, Verma cited the seizure of a vehicle outside Punjab Bhawan, which allegedly contained illicit items including cash and election paraphernalia. He urged Delhi Police to thoroughly inspect such vehicles to assess the security risk.

Meanwhile, AAP rebutted the accusations, with Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh accusing the BJP of engaging in 'dirty politics.' The incident has intensified political tensions as the elections approach.