Archive · 26 Jul 2026
BJP Accuses AAP of Hypocrisy in Paper Leaks Row
The BJP leader, Harsh Malhotra, accused the AAP of being hypocritical.
He said AAP leaders like Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia demanded the resignation of the Union Education Minister for a paper leak but ignored a similar issue in Punjab, where AAP is in power.
Malhotra also criticized AAP for trying to take over student protests in Delhi.
He praised PM Modi for addressing student concerns.
The BJP and AAP have different views on who is responsible for the paper leaks and how student protests should be handled.
BJP accuses AAP of hypocrisy for demanding resignations over paper leaks while ignoring issues in Punjab.
AAP leaders are accused of trying to hijack student protests in Delhi.
PM Modi is praised for addressing student concerns and speaking to citizens monthly.
Punjab Police uncovered a high-tech cheating racket during a pharmacy exam.
Student protests in Delhi were called off after the Centre agreed to demands.
- Who
- BJP and AAP leaders, including Harsh Malhotra, Arvind Kejriwal, and Manish Sisodia
- What
- Accusations of hypocrisy and mismanagement in handling paper leaks and student protests
- When
- July 19 (incident), recent days (accusations)
- Where
- Delhi and Punjab
- Why
- Discrepancies in handling educational mismanagement and student protests
BJP's Perspective
AAP's Perspective
Hypocrisy in Demanding Resignations
BJP's Perspective
BJP accuses AAP of hypocrisy for demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan while ignoring the paper leak in Punjab where AAP is in power.
AAP's Perspective
AAP demands accountability from the central government for paper leaks but has not addressed similar issues in Punjab.
Handling of Student Protests
BJP's Perspective
BJP claims AAP tried to hijack student protests in Delhi and praises PM Modi for addressing student concerns.
AAP's Perspective
AAP supports student protests and demands resignations for educational mismanagement.
- Date of Incident
- July 19
- Location of Incident
- Punjab
- Involved Parties
- BJP, AAP, Delhi Police, Punjab Police
- Key Figures
- Harsh Malhotra, Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia, Dharmendra Pradhan
- Nature of Incident
- Paper leak and student protests