BJP national spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari on Wednesday, October 21, accused the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) of attempting to create unrest under the guise of promoting democracy, claiming that observations made by the Delhi High Court had exposed the party's intentions.

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Reacting to the court's observations, Bhandari alleged that the CJP was operating as the “B-team” of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Congress, and accused Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal of backing a campaign that he claimed was neither democratic nor peaceful.

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Bhandari said the party had presented itself as a representative of the country's youth and Gen Z but had been questioned by the court over its claims and the circumstances surrounding its protest.

He further referred to the court's observations concerning alleged attempts to breach barricades and restrictions on gatherings at Jantar Mantar, arguing that the developments raised questions about the protesters' stated objectives.

“The B-team cockroach and its anti-democracy plot, its anarchic plot has been exposed,” Bhandari said.

The BJP spokesperson also demanded an apology from Rahul Gandhi and Kejriwal to the country's youth, alleging that the protest was aimed at creating anarchy rather than peacefully advancing democratic demands.

Bhandari maintained that the court's observations had undermined the protesters' claims and accused them of spreading misinformation. His remarks came amid the ongoing controversy surrounding the CJP's protests and its campaign against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar.

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The Supreme Court on Wednesday directed the Andhra Pradesh State Election Commission to defer publishing the final list of candidates contesting the local body polls in the state until October 25, reported Bar and Bench.

The direction followed allegations by the Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress Party that the ruling Telugu Desam Party’s cadre and supporters had obstructed its candidates from filing nominations, reported The Indian Express.

The list was scheduled to be published on Wednesday, Bar and Bench reported.

A bench of Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana told the State Election Commission to look into the allegations by the YSRCP candidates, reported Live Law. The bench told the poll body to extend the deadline for filing nominations wherever it finds that a candidate was unable to do so due to a law and order situation.

“Such decision shall be taken by the Election Commission positively by tomorrow,” the bench was quoted as saying. “And wherever the Election Commission chooses to extend the time, such time shall be extended till not less than 48 hours from the date of taking a decision.”

The bench also told the director general of police to ensure that candidates are provided with necessary protection and that there are closed-circuit television cameras at the nomination centres.

The matter was listed for hearing next on October 27.

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