Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal's car was allegedly attacked by BJP "goons," AAP leader Atishi claimed. She accused BJP members Shanky and Rohit Tyagi, linking them to party candidate Parvesh Verma. Atishi released photos, alleging the two have criminal records. BJP rejected the claims, stating Kejriwal's car hit three youths who sought to question him. Verma alleged the incident was an "attempt to murder" and announced plans to file a complaint. He criticized Kejriwal for calling locals "goons" and failing to deliver on job promises. The Delhi Assembly elections are set for February 5, with Kejriwal and Verma contesting the New Delhi seat.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) alleged that Arvind Kejriwal’s convoy was attacked during his door-to-door campaign in New Delhi ahead of the Assembly polls. AAP claimed BJP supporters threw stones at Kejriwal’s car, releasing a video showing black flags and alleged disruption attempts. BJP MP Parvesh Verma countered, accusing Kejriwal’s car of hitting two individuals, who were hospitalized. Delhi Police dismissed AAP’s claims, stating the incident involved slogan-shouting between BJP and AAP workers, resolved by officers. The New Delhi constituency is a key battleground in the February 5 election, with Kejriwal facing BJP's Verma and Congress’ Sandeep Dikshit.

BJP's Parvesh Verma accused Arvind Kejriwal of ordering his driver to crush three protesting youths during his New Delhi campaign. Verma claimed the youths, raising questions about unemployment, were injured, calling it an "attempt to murder." Meanwhile, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) alleged that BJP supporters attacked Kejriwal with bricks and stones to disrupt his campaign. AAP spokesperson Priyanka Kakkar condemned the incident and urged the Election Commission to take action. The heated accusations have escalated tensions in the New Delhi constituency, where both leaders are contesting the February 5 election.

Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's car was allegedly attacked during his campaign in New Delhi. AAP claimed BJP supporters threw stones at his convoy. Sharing a video, AAP accused BJP of trying to harm Kejriwal. The BJP denied the allegations, claiming Kejriwal's car hit two BJP workers, injuring them. The injured were taken to Lady Hardinge Medical College. Both parties demanded action, escalating tensions ahead of the February 5 Delhi elections. Kejriwal is contesting against BJP’s Parvesh Verma in a heated race. The Election Commission is yet to respond to AAP's call for intervention.

A case has been filed against BJP leader Pravesh Verma for violating the election code in the New Delhi constituency. The complaint follows a video showing Verma distributing shoes to voters, an act that allegedly contravenes the poll code. The incident, which has sparked controversy, is being investigated. Verma, the BJP’s candidate for the upcoming Delhi elections, faces potential legal action. This is a developing story, and more details will emerge as the investigation progresses.

Rahul Gandhi sharply criticized RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat for his statement that India achieved "true independence" only after the consecration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya. Gandhi called Bhagwat's comments "treason," asserting that such a remark invalidated the independence movement and the Constitution. "Would be arrested in any other country," Gandhi said, emphasizing that Bhagwat's words insulted every Indian. Gandhi further claimed that the opposition was not just battling BJP but the Indian State itself. In response, BJP leader JP Nadda accused Gandhi of weakening India's integrity with his actions and rhetoric.

  Congress inaugurated its new headquarters, ‘Indira Bhawan,’ at 9A, Kotla Road in New Delhi, marking the end of 47 years at 24 Akbar Road. The event was attended by Sonia Gandhi, Mallikarjun Kharge, and Rahul Gandhi. Sonia Gandhi led the inauguration, cutting the ribbon after the national anthem. Rahul Gandhi took the opportunity to criticize RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's recent remarks on India's Independence, calling them treasonous. Congress leaders view the new headquarters as a symbolic step for the party’s resurgence after its losses in the 2014 and subsequent elections.

Rahul Gandhi, during the inauguration of Congress's new headquarters in Delhi, accused RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat of treason over his comments questioning India’s 1947 Independence. Bhagwat had stated that true Independence was achieved with the Ram Temple consecration in Ayodhya. Gandhi called this statement an insult to every Indian, claiming it undermines the freedom movement and the Constitution. He criticized the RSS for wanting a centralized, exclusionary vision of India, contrasting it with Congress’s inclusive approach that embraces equality and diversity. Gandhi also attacked the current government's agenda of silencing marginalized voices.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) received approval from the Ministry of Home Affairs to prosecute AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal and former Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia in the Delhi liquor policy scam. This follows Lt Governor VK Saxena’s nod, allowing ED to frame charges ahead of the February 5 Delhi Assembly elections. The Supreme Court previously ruled that prosecution of public servants requires prior sanction, leading Kejriwal to challenge the chargesheet in the Delhi High Court. The ED alleges Kejriwal as the "kingpin" in the case, intensifying political and legal challenges for AAP leadership.

Delhi Police have uncovered key details about hoax bomb emails sent to over 400 schools, causing widespread panic. A teenager, detained in connection with the emails, is linked to an NGO with political ties. The BJP claims the AAP is connected to the NGO and is politicising the issue. AAP leaders denied the allegations, accusing the BJP of making baseless claims ahead of Delhi elections. Police are still investigating if the teen acted alone or if others were involved in the hoax. The investigation is also exploring possible connections to terrorist groups.