Delhi Power Struggle: Political Clash Over Alleged Outages

Outgoing Delhi Chief Minister Atishi claims power cuts hit the city after AAP's recent electoral defeat. BJP leader Virendra Sachdeva denies the outages, alleging AAP spreads falsehoods. Atishi accuses BJP of turning Delhi into power-outage-prone Uttar Pradesh. BJP warns power companies against collaborating with AAP's acting administration.

In the aftermath of the Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) electoral defeat in Delhi, outgoing Chief Minister Atishi has accused the city of facing rampant power cuts. Atishi claims over 40 outages have been reported since the AAP lost its grip on the national capital.

However, Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva has refuted these claims, challenging Atishi to provide evidence of such outages. He also warned power companies against any collusion with the acting chief minister, suggesting they prepare for scrutiny when the new government takes office.

The BJP, victorious in the recent elections, must still form a government in Delhi. Meanwhile, Atishi has alleged that the BJP seeks to replicate the power cut situations seen in Uttar Pradesh, accusing them of incompetence and political maneuvering.