Delhi BJP leader Vijay Jolly has written to the Delhi Election Commission accusing Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal of cheating the people of Delhi by promising to pass the Jan Lokpal Bill if voted to power.
Jolly said that in spite of the Model Code of Conduct being in place in Delhi ahead of the 4 December assembly elections, the AAP in its posters has promised to pass the bill on 29 December which was not legally possible.
‘AAP is trying to gain political mileage by giving false assurance that in case they win, the Delhi assembly would pass the Lokpal Bill 29 December at the Ramlila Ground. They are violating the Model Code of Conduct,’ said Jolly.
‘Under the existing law, Lokpal Bill in no manner can be enacted by the Delhi legislative assembly. Passing of this bill falls in the exclusive jurisdiction of Parliament,’ he said.
Jolly said that in spite of the Model Code of Conduct being in place in Delhi ahead of the 4 December assembly elections, the AAP in its posters has promised to pass the bill on 29 December which was not legally possible.
‘AAP is trying to gain political mileage by giving false assurance that in case they win, the Delhi assembly would pass the Lokpal Bill 29 December at the Ramlila Ground. They are violating the Model Code of Conduct,’ said Jolly.
‘Under the existing law, Lokpal Bill in no manner can be enacted by the Delhi legislative assembly. Passing of this bill falls in the exclusive jurisdiction of Parliament,’ he said.