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CM, NDMC BJP members at odds over meet video

| Thursday | 19th April, 2018

ObjectionMr. Kejriwal said the NDMC Secretary had told him that the video recording could not be given due to objection by another member, BJP-appointed Abdul Rasheed Ansari. Bhati — had proposed to convene a special meeting on April 23. Mr. Kejriwal, who is the New Delhi MLA and ex-officio member of the Council, had chaired an NDMC meeting on February 3 that was videographed. On April 5, the Chief Minister demanded that the video recording be given to him to “enable” him to sign the minutes of the meeting, stated a written communication with the NDMC. The agenda of the meeting will be to “deliberate” on the mechanism for sharing the recording of proceedings.

more-in Video recording of New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) meetings has led to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and the BJP members of the Council’s latest tussle, with the latter on Wednesday calling a special meeting next week to discuss a mechanism for releasing recording of the proceedings. Mr. Kejriwal, who is the New Delhi MLA and ex-officio member of the Council, had chaired an NDMC meeting on February 3 that was videographed. On April 5, the Chief Minister demanded that the video recording be given to him to “enable” him to sign the minutes of the meeting, stated a written communication with the NDMC. Objection Mr. Kejriwal said the NDMC Secretary had told him that the video recording could not be given due to objection by another member, BJP-appointed Abdul Rasheed Ansari. A meeting notice circulated on Wednesday stated that the Council Secretariat said the five members (all BJP) — New Delhi MP Meenakshi Lekhi, vice-chairperson Karan Singh Tanwar, Anita Arya, Mr. Ansari and B.S. Bhati — had proposed to convene a special meeting on April 23. The agenda of the meeting will be to “deliberate” on the mechanism for sharing the recording of proceedings.

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