New Delhi: The tussle between the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the BJP has intensified since the CBI probe against Deputy CM Manish Sisodia began in the Delhi government. Both parties are making various allegations against each other. Now Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has alleged that in the last 2-3 days, some AAP MLAs have told me that they are being threatened by CBI and ED.
Kejriwal further said that all of them are being lured with money to leave AAP. This is a very serious issue. Arvind Kejriwal has said that a meeting of the party's Political Affairs Committee has been called to discuss the issue of CBI, and ED at 4 pm. Earlier on Wednesday, the AAP had claimed that the BJP had called four of its MLAs in Delhi.
The AAP claims that the BJP has asked the four MLAs to leave the party and join the BJP. Not only this, but the AAP also claims that on behalf of the BJP, these MLAs were told that if they rejected their offer, they would be trapped in the wrong case, CBI and ED. Ever since the CBI probe against Manish Sisodia began on the orders of LG Vinai Kumar Saxena, the Delhi government has been accusing the BJP of making such allegations out of fear of Kejriwal. A few days later, Sisodia had also alleged that the BJP had offered to make him the chief minister to leave the AAP and withdraw all cases.
However, Sisodia did not say which BJP leader made the call. Earlier, AAP leaders Paramjit Katyal and Yogendra Yadav had claimed that AAP leaders were phoned by Kejriwal himself in the name of BJP leaders and then accused the BJP of trying to buy AAP leaders. The video of this confession is also available on the internet. For this reason, Sisodia's recent claim is weakening. At the same time, political pundits are also saying that if the Kejriwal government is absolutely clean in the liquor scam, and they have really received calls from BJP leaders, then why don't they file a case against the BJP in court?
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