India, April 19 -- Even as the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) claimed that the dispute between its sitting corporator Rohini Chimate and former corporator Rajashree Kale has been resolved, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and civic activists have demanded an inquiry into corruption allegations raised during their public spat.

The two BJP leaders were involved in a heated verbal exchange at the Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) headquarters over a women's hostel project in Baner. During the altercation, Kale allegedly claimed that work was being stalled as the sitting corporator was demanding a commission from the contractor.

Reacting to the incident, civic activist Vijay Kumbhar said, "If BJP leaders themselves are alleging that work is being hal...