India, March 6 -- A day before former chief minister Arvind Kejriwal is scheduled to appear before the Delhi Assembly's Privileges Committee over the Phansi Ghar (execution chamber) issue, Leader of Opposition Atishi on Thursday reiterated the demand for live-streaming of the proceedings.

Atishi said the Delhi government was far more focused on abusing Kejriwal than addressing pressing civic concerns such as electricity, water, roads, schools and hospitals.

"If the BJP has courage, it should live-stream the hearing of Arvind Kejriwal before the Privileges Committee on Friday so that the public can see the truth. The committee has asked him to clarify whether British-era gallows existed in the Delhi Assembly or not," Atishi said.

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