Crime branch adamant on giving notice to Kejriwal, CM office made these allegations

Delhi Politics: Crime Branch of Delhi Police has reached the house of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to give inquiry notice. However, the security personnel did not allow them to enter inside. According to sources, recently Arvind Kejriwal and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders had alleged that BJP is trying to run Operation Lotus 2.0 in Delhi and to topple the Delhi government by luring 7 AAP MLAs with Rs 25 crore. Tried to. BJP had given a complaint to the Delhi Police Commissioner to investigate these allegations. The responsibility of investigating this case has been given to the Crime Branch.

According to Crime Branch sources, ACP Crime Branch has reached Arvind Kejriwal's house and he wants to give the notice personally to Arvind Kejriwal and wants to receive it. The Crime Branch team will remain present at the CM House until Chief Minister Kejriwal himself personally receives the notice.

Sources associated with the office of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal have made a big claim that the Chief Minister's office is ready to take notice. Crime Branch officials are not giving receipt to the CM office. It is alleged that the Crime Branch officials have been asked just to create an atmosphere in the media.

Veteran BJP leader and Union Minister Anurag Thakur said that ultimately Delhi Police had to go to Kejriwal's house. He had alleged that an attempt was made to buy his MLAs. Were these allegations made in thin air? The country and the police must provide evidence. Kejriwal makes false allegations against BJP to save his liquor scam. They commit corruption and also tell lies.

On Kejriwal's allegations, Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva says that this shows how politically frustrated Kejriwal has become. This baseless allegation of his is an attempt to keep himself politically alive. The allegation that BJP wants to break the MLAs of the ruling AAP, which has 62 MLAs out of 70 in Delhi, shows its mental bankruptcy.

Crime branch went to Kejriwal and Atishi's house yesterday

Yesterday also the Crime Branch team had reached CM Kejriwal's house. In the notice of Delhi Police, Kejriwal has been asked to provide evidence of the allegations made on his behalf. Police also went to the residence of Delhi Minister Atishi, but neither Kejriwal was present nor Atishi was found. Last week, Kejriwal had claimed in a social media post that seven MLAs of his party had been contacted by BJP. BJP immediately termed his allegations as baseless.

CM Kejriwal on ED radar

Police have reached Kejriwal's residence at a time when he is on the radar of the Enforcement Directorate in connection with the liquor scam. Kejriwal has termed the five summons sent by the agency as illegal and has not appeared before it for questioning. The party is continuously saying that the central government wants to arrest him before the Lok Sabha elections. At the same time, another point of conflict between AAP and BJP remains the Chandigarh Mayor elections. While AAP demonstrated in the capital on Friday alleging fraud in the mayor elections, BJP also demonstrated demanding the resignation of the Kejriwal government due to 'corruption'.