AAP moves to Delhi High Court to challenge disqualification of 20 MLAs
News Nation Bureau 22 January 2018, 01:55 PM
In a major setback to the AAP, President Ram Nath Kovind has disqualified 20 of its MLAs in Delhi for holding offices of profit, a decision the party said showed constitutional authorities were behaving like 'handmaidens of the central government'. Meanwhile, the party on Monday has moved to the Delhi High Court to challenge the decision. Watch News Nation's special coverage to know more details regarding the matter.
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