A case has been registered Haryana's Kurukshetra district against AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal in connection with his "poison in Yamuna" remark in on Tuesday.

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The BJP has strongly criticised him for his remark, accusing him of spreading panic among the people of Delhi and Haryana with misleading claims.

As per the complainant, Kejriwal made ‘provocative statements’ and levelled ‘wild allegations’ against Haryana government and the state of Haryana and the BJP.

Kejriwal has been booked under Sections 192, 196(1), 197(1), 248(a), and 299 of the BNS Act for his claim that the Haryana government “poisoned” the Yamuna’s waters.

Earlier, on January 29, a court at Sonipat in Haryana had ordered Kejriwal to appear before it on February 17 after a plea was filed against the AAP convenor who has accused the BJP of "poisoning" the Yamuna river.

As the National Capital of Delhi gears up for polls on February 5, here’s a look at its unique political positioning and how the BJP government fares against incumbent AAP, and the Indian National Congress.

As Delhi prepares for the high-stakes assembly elections on February 5, all 70 seats are set for a fiercely contested battle. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), led by Arvind Kejriwal, is aiming for a third consecutive term,