Just a day before the results of the Delhi Assembly elections, Delhi politics has come to a boil on Friday. After the claim of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor Arvind Kejriwal about buying candidates, now the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has entered the case.
It is being told that a three-member team of ACB is present at Kejriwal's house and will question him about the claim of 15 crores.
AAP's legal team chief Sanjeev Nasiyar says that a team of one came to serve me a notice, later the notice was brought from somewhere and then we were given the notice and the notice did not mention who the complainant was. Just cited an internet media post.
The ACB team returned empty-handed from outside Arvind Kejriwal's house. It could not interrogate.
Sanjay Singh has come out of the ACB office after giving the complaint. ACB gave the notice and left.
Sanjay Singh is still inside, his statement is being recorded. He came to the ACB headquarters at around 2:30 PM.
Manish Sisodia reached Kejriwal's house.
AAP spokesperson Priyanka Kakkar said that the ACB should have come with a notice. BJP is frustrated. Sanjay Singh had complained to the ACB.
AAP's legal team is saying that the police are doing hooliganism. These ACB people have come without any notice and without any papers. ACB is doing drama sitting here.
The ACB team is in the temporary booth outside the residence.
As long as we are here, we will not let the police do any illegal work.
This is a conspiracy to defame Arvind Kejriwal.
The ACB team has reached outside Kejriwal's residence. Everyone has been waiting since the 15th. They are not being allowed to go inside. Kejriwal is talking about bringing the notice. ACB does not have the notice yet.
Security has been increased outside Kejriwal's residence. ACB is not being allowed to go inside right now.
On the other hand, Sanjay Singh has reached the ACB headquarters. He has reached there with some lawyers. His statement is being recorded.
On the other hand, two separate teams have been sent to the residences of Kejriwal and Mukesh Ahlawat to record their statements and for investigation. No AAP leader has reached the ACB headquarters so far.
ACB Chief Madhur Verma says that it has been learned about Sanjay Singh that he is coming to the ACB headquarters in Civil Lines to lodge a complaint, so a team has been stopped at the headquarters itself. On coming here, ACP rank officers will take his complaint and record his statement. So far he has not reached the ACB headquarters.
Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal made a big allegation on Thursday against BJP leaders and said that calls have been received to buy 16 candidates and each has been offered Rs 15 crore. The same allegation was also made by AAP MP Sanjay Singh.
Apart from this, the AAP MP made a big allegation against the BJP and said that the BJP openly distributed money, shoes, slippers, and saris. The ink was applied to people's fingers. Roads were blocked on the day of voting, and money was distributed in Jangpura, but despite this, the Election Commission did not take action against even a small officer. The AAP leader further said that the BJP has tried to buy our MLAs and leaders many times and many times they were successful. The BJP broke our MLAs and MPs by showing money and the fear of investigation agencies.
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