There's a big argument going on between the BJP and AAP about videos of Swati Maliwal, who leads the Delhi Commission for Women. The BJP is saying that the AAP is spreading videos that are not true, and they've been changed to make Swati Maliwal look bad.
The videos supposedly show Maliwal saying things that are not good or doing things that are not right. But the AAP is saying these videos are real and show Maliwal talking about important things like women's rights.
The AAP is denying the BJP's claims and saying they're just trying to hurt Maliwal's reputation because of politics. This whole situation is making people talk about whether political parties should be more careful about what they share, especially on social media.
This argument is not just about Maliwal anymore—it's about how truthful information is in today's politics, especially online. People are watching closely to see how this affects Maliwal and what it means for political honesty in the future.
