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Election Commission asks Kejriwal to not combine points, present factual proof over his “poisoned water” remarks

New Delhi [India], January 30 (ANI): The Election Commission of India on Thursday responded to AAP Chief Arvind Kejriwal to not combine problems with elevated ammonia within the Yamuna River together with his severe allegations of Yamuna poisoning with mass genocide, equating act of battle between two nations.

The Commission has granted Kejriwal one other alternative to elucidate why motion shouldn’t be taken for his severe allegations selling disharmony, the enmity between completely different teams, total public dysfunction and unrest.

The ECI requested the AAP Chief that with out mixing the difficulty of poisoning with elevated ammonia in Yamuna, to supply factual proof with particular and pointed responses to sort, amount, nature, method of poisoning of Yamuna and particulars of engineers, location and methodology of detecting the poison by Delhi Jal Board engineers by Friday 11 am, failing which the Commission will take applicable resolution within the matter.

The ballot physique additionally highlighted that the supply of enough and clear water is a governance situation and that every one involved governments always ought to interact in securing this for all of the folks. it discovered no cause for anybody to dispute this noble place and can depart it to the competence and discretion of governments and businesses, abstaining from arbitration on long-standing water-sharing and air pollution points through the temporary election interval, notably the place agreements and authorized directives from the Supreme Court and National Green Tribunal exist already.

Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday responded to the Election Commission of India (ECI) relating to his “poisoned water” remarks, during which he levelled severe allegations in opposition to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) authorities in Haryana for “poisoning” the Yamuna water coming to Delhi.

Kejriwal said that the statements made by him had been in “furtherance of an imperative public duty.””Statements were made in furtherance of an imperative public duty to highlight the severe toxicity and contamination of raw water received from Haryana, which presents an imminent and direct threat to public health,” the letter signed by Kejriwal learn.

Notably, each BJP and Congress have lodged complaints with the Election Commission in opposition to Kejriwal for making severe false allegations on Monday. (ANI)

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