BJP made serious allegations on the excise policy of Delhi government

Delhi Excise Policy: After allegations of alleged scam on the new excise policy of the Delhi government, now the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has released a video. Through this video, BJP has attacked AAP over allegations of scams. BJP has released a video in this regard. In this video, BJP has claimed that the person seen in it is Kulwinder Marwah, father of Shani Marwah, accused of number 13 in the FIR registered by the CBI in the Excise case. On the basis of this video, BJP alleged that brokerage was earned through liquor policy in Delhi.

Patra said- "Today what we are going to show through this press conference, sting master has been done. When Arvind Kejriwal ji became the Chief Minister, he had said that look ji, if someone does corruption, you can sting him. Take it, record it and send it to us, we will show the truth."

Serious allegations against Deputy CM

Accusing Deputy CM Manish Sisodia, Sambit Patra said- Sisodia earned a lot of money in this scam. During the BJP's aggressive attack on the liquor policy, Patra alleged that Kejriwal earned a lot of money. Sambit Patra said that we asked five questions but did not get any answer. He said that AAP should answer our questions.

BJP spokesperson said- We asked five questions to Arvind Kejriwal ji and Manish Sisodia regarding the new excise policy. However, we did not get answers to the questions and hence we are exposing them through sting operation. Patra said that Kejriwal's party is a staunch corrupt.

The loot caused by the new liquor policy was revealed today - BJP

The BJP claimed that in this sting, liquor baron Sunny Marwah's father is saying - "Out of every 12 crore commission, 6 crore black money has to be made and given to Manish Sisodia and Arvind Kejriwal."

Sambit Patra said – The loot that was created due to the new liquor policy has been revealed today. The first thing is that Manish Sisodia and Arvind Kejriwal took out the profit of 80% from the pockets of the people of Delhi and put them in their pockets through brokerage.