CPI(M) Allegedly Tries to Sway CJP-HC Hearing
CPI(M) reportedly plans to file sting operation video against Congress-backed CJP. CJP faces criticism for aggressive tactics.

CPI(M) Plan to File Sting Video
The Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI(M)) is reportedly planning to file a sting operation video against the Congress-backed CJP (Civic Jurists' Panel) in connection with a hearing at the Delhi High Court.
According to sources, CJP members Jamir Ahmad and Sridhar were allegedly involved in a sting operation to gather information for a high court hearing. The CJP team reportedly approached Sridhar at an airport, allegedly aiming to gather information about a high court case.
Sources said that the video, which was recorded, could provide evidence against CJP and could be used in legal proceedings. The CPI(M) is known for its aggressive tactics and this move is seen as part of their strategy to undermine the CJP.
Meanwhile, Priyanka Kharge has faced criticism for her aggressive tactics in parliament, including a recent scuffle with Sachin Piloo. This incident has added to the internal tensions within the Congress party, with Siddaramaiah seen as a key figure in the party's leadership.
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