New Delhi, Jan 30 (IANS) Continuing its attack on Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal, the BJP Friday released its second set of five questions for the party leader.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Nirmala Sitharaman asked Kejriwal to explain why were volunteers from foreign countries like Bangladesh, Pakistan and Dubai asking Delhiites to vote for the party?
The second question was why the AAP had not given the details of its accounts for the Lok Sabha polls to the Election Commission.
The party further asked the AAP to explain why all its women leaders were deserting the party and in addition they insulted the BJP's woman chief minister candidate by calling her an opportunist.
Criticising the AAP for violating the EC's orders and instead of falling in line, threatening to appeal against the commission in the High Court, the BJP asked the party why was it insulting the Constitutional bodies?
Lastly, the BJP said AAP had no intention of strengthening the Lokayukta and questioned why it did not raise the issue after its 49 days in power. Why was AAP silent on this issue?
The BJP plans to put five questions before Kejriwal everyday till Feb 5 in the run-up to the Delhi assembly elections Feb 7. The results will be declared Feb 10.
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