NEW DELHI: AAP MLAs on Friday claimed that Delhi executive officials didn't take their telephone calls after the EC had disqualified them for containing office-of-profit, but asserted that the development work of their spaces will speed up now after the Delhi prime courtroom equipped them a breather.
The courtroom set aside the election fee's decision to disqualify 20 AAP MLAs within the office-of-profit case and directed the ballot frame to hear the matter afresh.
Terming the EC's advice on their disqualification as "vitiated", the courtroom said there was violation of natural justice and no oral hearing was given to the MLAs sooner than disqualifying them as legislators of the Delhi assembly.
Out of the 20 Aam Aadmi Party MLAs, about 10 legislators attended the House proceedings after the courtroom's verdict. They said they'd complete religion within the judiciary and added that had the ballot panel given them a correct hearing, there would had been no need to way the courtroom.
Most of the MLAs alleged that Delhi executive officials didn't take their telephone calls since their disqualification on January 20.
Kondli MLA Manoj Kumar said: "Development works were being affected in my constituency since my disqualification in the alleged office-of-profit case. Officers were not even picking up my phone."
The Chandni Chowk MLA, Alka Lamba, said that due to her disqualification, she may now not turn out to be part of the budgetary strategy of the federal government and works were affected.
Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot, who had additionally been disqualified, said: "We had complete faith in the judiciary from day one. If EC would give proper hearing to us, we would not need to move to court."
Asked whether he additionally has religion within the election fee, which will now hear the office-of-profit case afresh, Gahlot said he has religion within the ballot panel and the MLAs will provide their stand and make EC perceive the matter.
Another AAP MLA, Anil Bajpai, said the truth has prevailed, welcoming the prime courtroom order.
"If there had been a proper hearing by the election commission, the order of court would not have come," Bajpai said.
The courtroom set aside the election fee's decision to disqualify 20 AAP MLAs within the office-of-profit case and directed the ballot frame to hear the matter afresh.
Terming the EC's advice on their disqualification as "vitiated", the courtroom said there was violation of natural justice and no oral hearing was given to the MLAs sooner than disqualifying them as legislators of the Delhi assembly.
Out of the 20 Aam Aadmi Party MLAs, about 10 legislators attended the House proceedings after the courtroom's verdict. They said they'd complete religion within the judiciary and added that had the ballot panel given them a correct hearing, there would had been no need to way the courtroom.
Most of the MLAs alleged that Delhi executive officials didn't take their telephone calls since their disqualification on January 20.
Kondli MLA Manoj Kumar said: "Development works were being affected in my constituency since my disqualification in the alleged office-of-profit case. Officers were not even picking up my phone."
The Chandni Chowk MLA, Alka Lamba, said that due to her disqualification, she may now not turn out to be part of the budgetary strategy of the federal government and works were affected.
Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot, who had additionally been disqualified, said: "We had complete faith in the judiciary from day one. If EC would give proper hearing to us, we would not need to move to court."
Asked whether he additionally has religion within the election fee, which will now hear the office-of-profit case afresh, Gahlot said he has religion within the ballot panel and the MLAs will provide their stand and make EC perceive the matter.
Another AAP MLA, Anil Bajpai, said the truth has prevailed, welcoming the prime courtroom order.
"If there had been a proper hearing by the election commission, the order of court would not have come," Bajpai said.
Development work will speed up now: AAP MLAs after HC relief
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