'EC agrees BJP acting dictatorially': Delhi minister Atishi after ban on AAP's new campaign song

The Election Commission has given a big blow to the Aam Aadmi Party just before the Lok Sabha elections. The Commission has banned the party's campaign song on Sunday. MLA Atishi Marlena held a press conference in the national capital criticising the ECI's decision. 

ECI banned AAP's campaign song

The party had launched its campaign song as 'Jail Ke Jawab mein hum vote denge.' Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia were also seen in this two-minute campaign song. This song was written by party MLA Dilip Pandey. At the same time, AAP has called this step of the Commission as dictatorship of the Centre.

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AAP के Campaign Song में कहीं भी BJP का जिक्र नहीं है। हमने तानाशाही से लड़ने की बात कही है। इस पर Election Commission कहता है कि यह रूलिंग पार्टी की आलोचना है।

अब तो Election Commission भी मान रहा है कि BJP तानाशाही कर रही है।

BJP वाले सरकारी एजेंसियों का दुरुपयोग करके… pic.twitter.com/jrFtrjsgil

— AAP (@AamAadmiParty) April 28, 2024

Atishi alleges government

Senior AAP leader and minister Atishi said that there is no mention of BJP anywhere in the campaign song. Atishi said that in dictatorial governments, opposition parties are prevented from campaigning.