Archive · 27 Jul 2025
AAP Accuses BJP of 'Ploy' Regarding School Computer Labs
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the BJP are fighting over the state of computer labs in Delhi's government schools.
The Delhi Education Minister said the labs are broken.
AAP says this isn't true and is a trick to buy new computers.
They showed a video of students using the computers and claim a BJP order is stopping them from checking other labs.
They think the BJP wants to get rid of the old government's work and make new deals.
AAP disputes claims of non-functional computer labs in Delhi government schools.
Delhi Education Minister Ashish Sood alleged the labs were non-functional.
AAP alleges the BJP's claims are a "ploy" to justify new purchases.
An AAP MLA released a video showing students using computers in a school lab.
AAP claims an MLA was barred from entering a second school's lab.
- Who
- AAP and BJP.
- What
- AAP disputes claims of non-functional computer labs.
- When
- Last week (Education Minister's claim) and recently (AAP response).
- Where
- Delhi, India.
- Why
- AAP disputes the claim, alleging a ploy to make new purchases.
AAP View
BJP View
Functionality of Computer Labs
AAP View
Existing computer labs in schools are functional and in use.
BJP View
Existing computer labs in schools are non-functional.
Motivation Behind the Claims
AAP View
BJP is fabricating the non-functionality claim to justify new purchases and erase AAP legacy.
BJP View
AAP administration left non-functional labs; New purchases are required.
- Dispute
- Functionality of computer labs
- Claim
- Labs are non-functional (BJP)
- Counter-claim
- Labs are functional and being used (AAP)
- Allegation
- Ploy for new purchases (AAP)
- Party 1
- AAP
- Party 2
- BJP