Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday said God will save him after receiving intelligence inputs about a threat against him.
Speaking to the media before filing nomination for the Delhi Assembly elections, Kejriwal said, “God will save.”
According to reports, intelligence agencies have issued a possible threat of attack on the AAP chief ahead of the Delhi Assembly elections.
Meanwhile, the Union Home Ministry (MHA) has informed the Enforcement Directorate (ED) against former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and former Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) for their alleged involvement in money laundering related to the liquor scam case. Has authorized the initiation of prosecution.
The sanction order against these Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders, received earlier this month, is the latest development in the case related to alleged irregularities in the now canceled Delhi Liquor Policy for 2021-22.
This step has been taken at a time when both the leaders are out on bail in the case, as the Supreme Court had ordered the release of Arvind Kejriwal on regular bail in September last year, while a month ago in August, Manish Sisodia was also released on alleged Was released on bail in cases related to Delhi Liquor Policy Scam.
The development assumes significance as a special PMLA court in Delhi had delayed framing charges against Arvind Kejriwal after he challenged the trial court’s decision to take cognizance of the chargesheet in the absence of specific sanction for prosecution under the PMLA. Was.
BJP candidate Parvesh Verma, reacting to the development, said that while Delhi residents were suffering from Covid, Kejriwal was building his house.
He said, “We all know what a big sin Arvind Kejriwal has committed. When Covid was spreading all over the world, people were dying, at that time he was making liquor policy…when people were asking for medicines, When he was asking for a house, he was building his own ‘Sheesh Mahal’. The person elected by the people of Delhi was building his own ‘Sheesh Mahal’, but was not giving medicines to the people.”