CM Atishi has raised serious concerns regarding the distribution of money and liquor in certain areas

Delhi CM Atishi Writes to Election Commissioner latest news: Delhi Chief Minister Atishi has penned a strongly-worded letter to the Election Commissioner, highlighting alleged violations of the Model Code of Conduct in the Kalkaji Assembly constituency. In her letter, CM Atishi has raised serious concerns regarding the distribution of money and liquor in certain areas, accompanied by instances of violence that she claims are undermining the electoral process.  

The letter specifically mentions rampant violations occurring in slum clusters, including Nehru Camp, Navjeevan Camp, Transit Camps A & B, and Pocket A14 in Kalkaji. CM Atishi detailed two alarming incidents of violence that have raised fears among local residents:  

1. Incident in Nehru Camp (27th January): A resident named Rohit was reportedly abducted by local anti-social elements around 11:30 PM. He was threatened, beaten, and allegedly attacked by individuals armed with guns and axes. These elements were later seen with a Delhi Police constable, raising questions about law enforcement's role. A complaint has been filed, and an MLC (Medico-Legal Case) report has been enclosed.  

2. Incident in Navjeevan Camp (28th January):Another resident, Abhishek, and his aunt were reportedly attacked with iron rods. Abhishek was allegedly taken to a room in Hanuman Park by the same anti-social group and brutally beaten.  

The Chief Minister has urged the Election Commission to take immediate steps to ensure a free and fair election process in Kalkaji. She has put forth the following demands:  
- Increased Paramilitary Deployment: CM Atishi has called for additional paramilitary forces in Kalkaji, particularly in the affected slum areas, to ensure voters can cast their votes without intimidation.  
- 24x7 Patrolling: She has emphasized the need for round-the-clock patrolling in these regions by paramilitary forces to dissuade anti-social elements and build voter confidence.  

With just a week remaining before the assembly elections, CM Atishi has stressed the urgency of the matter and requested swift action from the Election Commission to safeguard the democratic process in Kalkaji.  

Further developments and the Election Commission's response are awaited.

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