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Delhi PWD Minister Parvesh Verma defends slap incident, cites family insult

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Delhi PWD Minister Parvesh Verma came under fire after a video surfaced allegedly showing him slapping a youth during a road inspection in Tilak Nagar. Verma defended his actions, claiming the youth's associate had hurled abuses at his family, prompting his response. The minister also levelled allegations against local MLA Jarnail Singh, accusing him of seeking commissions from road construction contracts. In the aftermath of the incident, Verma's engineer lodged a formal complaint by filing an FIR.

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