AAP demostrated EVM tempering in special Delhi Assembly session. Aam Aadmi Party legislator Saurabh Bharadwaj demonstrated "how Electronic Voting Machines or EVMs can be rigged."

The Delhi Assembly held a special session on Tuesday afternoon where Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will speak for the first time after being accused by sacked Minister Kapil Mishra of taking Rs 2 crore cash from a cabinet colleague, a charge denied by the AAP.

The session began at 2 p.m. and it is for the first time that Kejriwal and Mishra came face-to-face for the first time since the allegation was made on Sunday.

As the assembly started, AAP's leader Alka Lamba raised the issue of alleged EVM manipulations in Delhi civic body polls but BJP's lawmakers were raising objections and were raising protests over the alleged land scam in between.

After many warnings, assembly speaker Ram Niwas Goel ordered marshaled out of the BJP MLA Vijendra Gupta from Delhi Assembly

Kejriwal has not spoken about the charges made by Mishra. But on Monday night he tweeted that truth will prevail.

"The truth will emerge victorious. It will begin from the special Delhi Assembly session tomorrow (Tuesday)," the Chief Minister wrote.

Mishra has questioned Kejriwal's integrity and accused him of taking Rs 2 crore in cash from Health Minister Satyendar Jain, of shielding people linked to a 2012 water tanker scam and being party to a land deal that benefited his relative.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has denied the charges.

Jain, rejecting Mishra's allegations, said on Monday that "no deal took place" between him and Kejriwal and the sacked Minister was just making an "attempt to defame the AAP".

"He (Mishra) says Kejriwal's brother-in-law was to get the favour from a deal. It is shameful and disgusting. The person (brother-in-law) who has died, he is making allegation about a man who is dead," Jain said.

Mishra was on Monday night suspended from the party's primary membership.