How many residences does Atishi want? asks BJP's Virendraa Sachdeva
Bharatiya Janata Party and Congress.
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Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva made a visit to AB 17 Mathura Road, the residence that has been allotted to Delhi Chief Minister Atishi after she alleged that the centre cancelled her allotment to the CM residence at 6 Flagstaff Road.
He refuted the allegations of Atishi and asked why didn't she took possession of the 6 Flagstaff Road. Attacking her further, the Delhi BJP chief asserted that entering that residence would have meant Atishi to cooperate into the ongoing probe into the 'Sheesh Mahal'.
Speaking to ANI, Sachdeva said, «Sheila Dikshit ran the government for 15 years from this residence that has been allotted to Atishi, so why does Atishi want 'Sheesh Mahal,' and when it was being allotted, why did she not take charge since 3 months ago? This was because it was being investigated and CM would have to cooperate, which Atishi did not want and now that the Code of Conduct has been imposed, it is being demanded. AB 17 Mathura Road is officially allocated to her and she lives in Kalkaji. So how many residences do you want?»
Stating that the AB-17, Mathura Road residence has been allotted to Atishi as well the one in Kalkaji (her constituency), he questioned how many residences does the Delhi Chief Minister want.
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