AAP Documentary row: Kejriwal Hits Out at BJP After Police Deny Permission to Screen 'Unbreakable'
The Delhi Police's denial of permission to screen the Aam Aadmi Party's documentary 'Unbreakable' has sparked a row, with Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal slamming the BJP for allegedly suppressing the truth. The documentary, which exposes government actions, was deemed a 'violation of guidelines' by the police, who claimed that no permission was taken for its screening. The AAP has termed the move as an attempt to muzzle the party's voice, with Kejriwal hitting out at the BJP for its alleged high-handedness. The controversy has sparked a debate on freedom of speech and expression, with the AAP demanding permission to screen the documentary. Key issues like government transparency and accountability are at the forefront of this debate, with the party accusing the BJP of suppressing the truth through censorship and propaganda.