Kejriwal has been summoned to appear before the ED for questioning in connection with an alleged excise policy scam. When he appears before the investigating officer of the case in Delhi, the agency will record his statement. Kejriwal has been called by the ED for the first time. In April, he was questioned by the CBI about the case.
On Tuesday, AAP leader and minister Atishi claimed that the central agency will arrest Delhi CM. When he deposes before the investigating officer in the case in Delhi, the agency will record his statement. “We are getting data that when Arvind Kejriwal shows up before ED on November 2, ED will arrest and put him in jail,” Atishi declared in a press release.
Atishi stated that the BJP and the PM intend to finish AAP. Also saying, that Arvind Kejriwal will be arrested not because there is a case against him, but because the PM fears him. The BJP and Prime Minister Modi are well aware that they will not be able to defeat AAP in the polls. To put an end to AAP, its leaders are now being imprisoned.
After Kejriwal was arrested, Atishi claimed that the BJP would use the CBI and ED to attack other leaders of the Opposition INDIA alliance and their chief ministers. “After failing to defeat Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren, they will now target him.” They would then go after Tejashwi Yadav because they have not been able to collapse the Bihar coalition. Then, she claims, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin will be targeted. According to PTI, Atishi emphasized that AAP leaders are not afraid of going to jail and will fight to safeguard the Constitution until their last breath. Her party colleague Saurabh Bharadwaj echoed Atishi’s sentiments. Claiming that the AAP has only gotten stronger in the face of opposition.
Putting all of the Aam Aadmi Party’s top leaders behind prison indicates only one thing: the BJP intends to kill AAP. Kejriwal has been called by the ED for the first time. They now want to imprison Arvind Kejriwal. In a similar incident, the Supreme Court dismissed Sisodia’s two separate bail petitions in corruption and money-laundering cases. A transfer of Rs 338 crore was tentatively established in the matter.