Arvind Kejriwal was first referred to as by the central company to look on November 2.
New Delhi:
Forward of Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Celebration (AAP) Chief Arvind Kejriwal’s look earlier than the Enforcement Directorate in reference to the alleged excise coverage rip-off, Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu on Monday attacked him citing an previous ’X’ submit of his.
Mr Kejriwal, earlier, wrote in an ’X’ submit, ”As a patriot Indian, my head hangs in disgrace when our corrupt leaders don’t seem earlier than ED and CBI even after a number of summonses by the investigating companies when they need to have resigned from their submit instantly as quickly because the allegations had been made.”
Apply what you preach … face the ED music even should you do not just like the tune … resign from you are submit until you come clear like I did in dec 2006 … #ArvindKejriwalpic.twitter.com/j13SCsALrQ
— Navjot Singh Sidhu (@sherryontopp) January 1, 2024
Earlier in December, Mr Kejriwal skipped ED summons twice, which had been issued to him in reference to the alleged excise coverage rip-off.
As per ANI sources, Mr Kejriwal is prone to seem earlier than the Enforcement Directorate on January 3 in reference to the excise coverage case.
On December 22, ED issued a 3rd summons to Chief Minister Kejriwal in reference to the excise coverage case, asking him to look earlier than the company on January 3.
Mr Kejriwal was issued the second summons by the ED on December 18, asking him to depose on the federal company’s workplace on December 21, which the Chief Minister skipped.
The Delhi Chief Minister was first referred to as by the central company to look on November 2, however he didn’t depose, alleging that the discover was ”imprecise, motivated and unsustainable in regulation.”
Mr Sidhu took a swipe on the Delhi CM, stating, ”Apply what you preach”.
”Apply what you preach…face the ED music even should you do not just like the tune … resign out of your submit until you come clear like I did in Dec 2006,” he wrote in a submit on ’X’.
Earlier in 2006, Mr Sidhu (then BJP chief) had resigned from the submit of Lok Sabha MP following his conviction in a case of demise in a street rage involving him.
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