A political dispute has emerged in Punjab following allegations made by Congress MLA Sukhpal Singh. Singh publicly claimed that Manish Sisodia, a prominent Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader, has been illegally occupying a residence originally allotted to a government minister. Furthermore, Singh alleged that Sisodia has been residing in this property alongside Gayatri Bishnoi, the AAP Punjab co-incharge.

In response to these accusations, Gayatri Bishnoi has strongly rejected the claims, labeling them as baseless. The situation has escalated to involve the women's commission, which has intervened to address the nature of the allegations and the public discourse surrounding them. While the Congress party maintains that the occupation of the government property is unauthorized and improper, AAP representatives characterize the accusations as a politically motivated attempt to damage their reputation. The core of the disagreement centers on whether the occupancy of the residence violates official housing protocols or if the claims are merely a rhetorical attack by the opposition. As of now, the specific legal status of the property occupancy remains a point of contention between the two parties, with both sides offering conflicting narratives regarding the legitimacy of the living arrangements.