Big relief to CM Atishi and Kejriwal from Supreme Court, 4 weeks stay on action in defamation case

The Supreme Court has given big relief to Delhi Chief Minister Atishi Marlena and AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal. The court has extended the period of the interim order, staying the action in the defamation case. Both are accused of commenting on the removal of names of voters from the voter list in the capital Delhi in 2018. The Supreme Court has stayed the proceedings of the trial court for 4 weeks. Atishi and Kejriwal have challenged the September 2 order of the Delhi High Court in the apex court.

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BJP leader Rajeev Babbar, who filed the complaint, sought time to reply. The court has given him four weeks' time on this. Earlier, the top court had issued notice to Delhi Police and the complainant and sought their response in this matter. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court said that the proceedings in the lower court in the defamation case will remain adjourned.

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The entire matter came to light in 2018. Kejriwal had commented on the alleged deletion of names of 30 lakh voters belonging to some communities from the voter list by posting on social media X. He said in the post that BJP got 50 percent votes of Agarwal community removed from the list. He had also claimed that earlier this vote belonged to BJP but these people were angry due to demonetization and GST. Because of this BJP got their votes deducted. On this, BJP leader Rajiv had described Kejriwal's statement as damaging to the credibility of BJP. He had filed a defamation case against Kejriwal as well as other Aam Aadmi Party leaders.

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