AMBALA: The fight between Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) and Jannayak Janata Party (JJP), relating to a property in Sector 8 of Ambala City, which surfaced last week in Ambala, has reached the city's sub-divisional magistrate court.Ambala City DSP Ajit Kumar told TOI, "After registering a case, we have forwarded the case to the Ambala City SDM's court, which has summoned both the parties on February 20."It is being claimed that the electricity bill of the property has not been paid for more than two years, but despite that the connection has not been cut by the electricity department. According to JJP workers, INLD workers illegally possessed the office and did not pay Rs 25,000 outstanding bills.The electricity meter is in the name of one Jai Singh. He allegedly received a bill from the electricity department, according to which the last payment of Rs 17,712 was made on December 28, 2016.JJP state spokesman Vivek Chaudhary, who is the son of Jai Singh, said, "At the moment, neither of us hold the possession of the property and the matter will be decided in SDM's court."INLD district president Shishpal Jandheri said, "As the office and property belong to INLD, the pending electricity bill will also be paid by us. We have all receipts of the previous bills. We have all the relevant documents and the case will definitely be decided in our favour. The property was transferred in the name of Jagbir Singh and payment was made from the official account of INLD. Vivek is presenting older documents."Ambala City SDM, Meenakshi Dahiya said, "I was on leave till now. I will comment only after seeing documents."

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