The Aam Aadmi Party on Sunday alleged one of its campaign vans in the New Delhi constituency, from where AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal is contesting the polls, was vandalised by BJP workers.

No immediate reaction was available from the BJP over the charge.

New Delhi deputy commissioner of police Devesh Mahla said no complaint had been received in the matter either.

Sharing a video on X that shows some people tearing down the wrappings around the van and trying to break its windshield, AAP Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh questioned the Election Commission's silence.

The Election Commission is in a coma, wrote. If the BJP wins, it will "ruin" Delhi, he added.

Former chief minister Kejriwal also shared the video of the van on X. "See the evidence of hooliganism of Amit Shah's goons in Delhi," he wrote. In the video, the vandalisers are labelled as members of the BJP youth wing.

Replying to Kejriwal's post, the New Delhi deputy commissioner wrote that no complaint was received in the police station concerned however.

"It is requested that a formal complaint may be lodged in the Police station and we assure strict legal action," he wrote.

Earlier in the day, Kejriwal had written to chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar, complaining of alleged hooliganism and intimidation by the BJP workers.