Archive · 2 Jul 2025
AAP Accuses BJP of Obstructing Punjab Police Drug Raids in Delhi
The AAP party in Delhi is saying the BJP, which controls the government, is not letting the police from Punjab search places in Delhi to look for drugs.
The AAP claims the BJP is delaying these searches, which could give drug dealers time to hide evidence.
Also, a politician named Suman Tinku Rajora, who left AAP to join BJP, has now returned to AAP.
She says she rejoined the party because she was unhappy with how the BJP was treating poor people.
AAP accused the BJP of not cooperating with the Punjab Police.
AAP claimed the BJP is not granting Punjab Police permission for drug-related raids in Delhi.
AAP's Delhi president Saurabh Bharadwaj stated this causes delays in investigations.
Bharadwaj said the delay allows drug peddlers to hide evidence.
Suman Tinku Rajora, a former BJP member, rejoined AAP, citing the BJP's treatment of the poor.
- Who
- AAP, BJP, Punjab Police, Suman Tinku Rajora
- What
- AAP alleges BJP is hindering Punjab Police drug-related raids.
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Delhi
- Why
- AAP believes the delay in granting permission is to allow drug peddlers to hide evidence. Rajora rejoined the AAP due to unhappiness with the BJP's actions.
AAP Perspective
BJP Perspective
Cooperation with Police
AAP Perspective
The BJP is intentionally delaying the Punjab Police's drug-related investigations.
BJP Perspective
The BJP denies these claims.
Treatment of the Poor
AAP Perspective
The BJP does not support the poor.
BJP Perspective
The BJP does support the poor.
- Party Accusation
- BJP
- Accusation Type
- Hindering Police Raids
- Police Force
- Punjab Police
- Regarding
- Drug-related investigations
- Councillor
- Suman Tinku Rajora
- Rajora's Party
- AAP
