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Delhi Court: Asking Questions Not Defamation in BJP AAP Leader Case

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A Delhi court ruled that asking questions does not constitute defamation. The statement came in a plea filed by BJP MP Parvesh Verma against AAP leader Saurabh Bhardwaj. Verma had accused Bhardwaj of damaging his reputation through social media posts alleging corruption and nepotism. The court's observation was made during proceedings on Verma's defamation complaint.

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