Delhi Law Minister Somnath Bharti, who came under renewed fire Thursday over his controversial action against an alleged "sex and drugs ring", was defended by his Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) while the BJP demanded his arrest and a Delhi court sought a reply from police on a complaint by another Ugandan woman.
The AAP said Bharti did not misuse his power as a minister.
"Looking at the evidence, prima facie, we don't find anything procedurally wrong... Mr. Bharti did not misuse his powers as a minister," AAP spokesperson Yogendra Yadav said after party's Political Affairs Committee meeting.
However, he promised action against the minister if he was found guilty in an inquiry ordered by Delhi's Lt. Governor Najeeb Jung into the raid.
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The AAP said Bharti did not misuse his power as a minister.
"Looking at the evidence, prima facie, we don't find anything procedurally wrong... Mr. Bharti did not misuse his powers as a minister," AAP spokesperson Yogendra Yadav said after party's Political Affairs Committee meeting.
However, he promised action against the minister if he was found guilty in an inquiry ordered by Delhi's Lt. Governor Najeeb Jung into the raid.
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