The Delhi Lieutenant Governor has ordered the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) to pay INR 97 crore (approximately USD 13.3 million) for publishing political advertisements as government advertisements. The AAP, which is a political party in India, is accused of using public funds to publish the ads in various newspapers and on television. The Lieutenant Governor, who is the representative of the President of India in Delhi, has directed the AAP to reimburse the amount within three months. The party has denied the allegations and has said that it will challenge the order in court. The case is currently being heard in the Delhi High Court.
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AAP required to pay INR 97 crore for mispresenting political ads as government ads by Delhi Lieutenant Governor
The Delhi Lieutenant Governor has ordered the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) to pay INR 97 crore (approximately USD 13.3 million) for publishing political advertisements as government advertisements. The AAP, which is a political party in India, is accused of using public funds to publish the ads in various newspapers and on television. The Lieutenant Governor, who is the representative of the President of India in Delhi, has directed the AAP to reimburse the amount within three months. The party has denied the allegations and has said that it will challenge the order in court. The case is currently being heard in the Delhi High Court.
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