Yamuna Water Controversy: FIR Against Arvind Kejriwal in Haryana

Kurukshetra, Haryana – Authorities have registered an FIR against former Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal and other unknown party members. The Shahabad Police Station in Kurukshetra, Haryana, took action after a court order. The FIR responds to Kejriwal’s recent statements about the Yamuna River’s water quality and his allegations against the Haryana government.

FIR Against Arvind Kejriwal in Haryana: Legal Charges Explained

Advocate Jagmohan Manchanda lodged the complaint. He accused Kejriwal of making politically motivated remarks. The FIR includes multiple sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), such as Sections 192, 196(1), 197(1), 248(a), and 299. Authorities argue that Kejriwal’s statements could disturb public peace and harm the Haryana government’s reputation.

Arvind Kejriwal’s Allegations on Yamuna Water and Haryana’s Response

Kejriwal claimed the Haryana government polluted the Yamuna River by mixing poisonous substances into the water supply. His statement sparked controversy. Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar firmly rejected the accusation.

On January 29, to counter Kejriwal’s claim, CM Khattar visited the Yamuna River in Delhi’s Palla Village. He drank the water publicly. He called Kejriwal’s statement “baseless” and accused him of creating fear for political gain.

Water Quality Reports and Political Reactions to FIR Against Kejriwal

Haryana authorities tested water samples through the Water Resource Authority. The results showed no harmful substances. CM Khattar accused Kejriwal of spreading misinformation. He said, “Kejriwal has lied throughout his life. His claim of mass genocide due to Yamuna water contamination is completely false.”

Election Impact and Public Reaction

With Delhi’s Assembly elections approaching, the issue has gained political traction. Supporters of both parties have taken to social media to express their opinions. Political analysts believe this controversy could influence voter perception. Meanwhile, residents along the Yamuna have raised concerns about long-term water quality management.

The controversy continues, with both parties holding their ground. The legal battle and political debate are expected to persist in the coming weeks.

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