The matter is about allegations of horse-trading of MLAs. Arvind Kejriwal had accused BJP of trying to buy its MLAs. Kejriwal said that there is a plan to break his 21 MLAs. BJP had complained about this to the crime branch.
New Delhi:The troubles of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal are increasing. A team of Delhi Police Crime Branch reached the house of Kejriwal and Delhi government minister Atishi on Friday night to serve notice. ACP of Delhi Crime Branch is on the spot. The matter pertains to allegations of horse-trading by MLAs. Arvind Kejriwal had accused BJP of trying to buy its MLAs. Kejriwal said that there is a plan to break his 21 MLAs. BJP had complained about this to the crime branch. Seven of their MLAs were also contacted in this regard.
According to the report, the Crime Branch team had gone to the house of Kejriwal and Atishi to serve notice, but the notice was not received at both of their houses. Atishi was not at home and CM Kejriwal was also not found at his residence. According to sources in the CM office, the officials were ready to take notice. But the police officers left without giving any notice.
Atishi had claimed to have the audio clip.
Atishi, a minister in the Delhi government, had held a press conference and accused BJP of making offers to AAP MLAs. He had said that BJP is offering Rs 25-25 crore to Aam Aadmi Party MLAs to switch sides. Atishi had claimed that AAP had evidence of this. He had said that the audio clip will be released when the time comes.
AAP-BJP protest against each other in Delhi
On Friday, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and BJP workers demonstrated against each other in Delhi. AAP tried to surround the BJP office alleging rigging in the Chandigarh Mayor elections. Whereas BJP workers demonstrated in front of AAP office regarding liquor scam in Delhi.
ED issues fifth summons to Kejriwal
ED issues fifth summons to Arvind Kejriwal for questioning in Delhi’s liquor scam. Kejriwal was called for questioning on February 2, but he did not come. Instead of going to the ED office, Kejriwal joined the protest against BJP along with Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann and party leaders from Haryana.
The interrogation took place in April last year.
In April last year, CM Arvind Kejriwal was interrogated by the CBI in its office for about 9 and a half hours in the liquor policy case. During this period about 56 questions were asked. After questioning, Kejriwal had said – “I answered all the questions of CBI. We have nothing to hide. AAP is a staunchly honest party. We will die, but will never compromise with our honesty. We want to destroy AAP, but the people of the country are with us.”
Targeting BJP,
Arvind Kejriwal said – “It does not matter to us whether the mayor of Chandigarh is from our party or BJP. Parties keep coming and going, but the country should not be played with. BJP has started playing with the elections. Is done.” Kejriwal said, “If BJP can make such a big mistake in a small election like Chandigarh Mayor’s, then who knows what it will do in the Lok Sabha elections. They can even sell the country for power.”
