City
Epaper

Will accept and abide by SC judgement on MCD, says Delhi BJP

By IANS | Updated: February 13, 2023 23:25 IST

New Delhi, Feb 13 The BJP's Delhi unit on Monday said the party has all respect for the ...

Open in App

New Delhi, Feb 13 The BJP's Delhi unit on Monday said the party has all respect for the judiciary and it will accept and abide by the judgement of the Supreme Court in the matter of Delhi's mayoral election.

"BJP believes that when a matter is sub judice, we should not react on any observation made in the courtroom, ot outside it and especially avoid media trial," state General Secretary Harsh Malhotra said.

BJP's mayoral candidate Rekha Gupta has moved a intervention application in the matter and we will now present our contention before the court itself, he added.

Delhi's mayoral election, which was scheduled for Thursday, has now been postponed once again as the Supreme Court will hear the matter on Friday.

The top court adjourned for Friday the hearing on AAP mayoral candidate Shelly Oberoi's plea, challenging the Lt Governor's decision to permit the nominated members to vote in the elections for Mayor and Deputy Mayor in the MCD.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: bjpSupreme CourtRekha guptaSeveral supreme courtSupreme court and high court levelCanadian supreme court
Open in App

Related Stories

MumbaiBJP Candidate Ravi Raja Files Nomination From Ward 185 for BMC Election 2026

MumbaiBMC Election 2026: BJP Finalises 66 Candidates for Mumbai Civic Polls, Who Received AB Forms? See Full List

MumbaiBMC Elections 2026: NCP (SP) Mumbai President Rakhee Jadhav Joins BJP Ahead of Civic Polls (VIDEO)

NationalUnnao Rape Case: 'I Have Faith in SC,' Says Survivor After CBI Moves Apex Court

MumbaiBMC Elections 2026: Mumbai Alliance Talks Hit Roadblock as 20 Seats Remain Unresolved

Politics Realted Stories

MumbaiWho Is Tejasvee Ghosalkar? Shiv Sena UBT Leader and Former Corporator Joins BJP Ahead of BMC Polls

MaharashtraSanjay Raut Says Sena–MNS Already Together No Need Others Permission

MaharashtraBig Jolt to Sharad Pawar as Salil Deshmukh, Son of Anil Deshmukh, Quits NCP-SP

PoliticsEknath Shinde Issues Strict No-Crossover Order After Meeting Amit Shah; Directive Communicated to All Shiv Sena Leaders

MaharashtraBMC Elections 2025: Devendra Fadnavis Says Clarity on Seat-Sharing Will Emerge in Two Days