AAP Claims Election Commission Banned Its Lok Sabha Campaign Song

The poll panel did not immediately respond to the AAP’s claim. Atishi, a Delhi government minister, stated that the song in question does not mention the BJP and does not violate the Model Code of Conduct. She emphasized that it includes factual videos and incidents.

Additionally, she accused the Election Commission (EC) of not taking action on poll code violations committed by the BJP. Ms. Atishi expressed concerns about the EC’s handling of the situation, highlighting the contradiction in how the BJP’s actions are perceived compared to others. She stated, “If the BJP does dictatorship, it is right.

But if someone talks about it, that is wrong. This shows that democracy is in danger.” The song was released at the party headquarters on Thursday.

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