Delhi News: Delhi Bharatiya Janata Party President Virendra Sachdeva addressed a press conference on Friday (April 5). Taking aim at Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), he said, “AAP is a sin by not being AAP.” He also called Delhi CM (Arvind Kejriwal) the architect of Delhi Excise Policy.
According to Virendra Sachdeva, CM Kejriwal is the kingpin in the so-called excise policy matter. Just because any accused in this case comes out of jail on bail does not mean that the case is over. This is because the investigation into this matter is still going on.
AAP leaders are doing drama
He said, “Aam Aadmi Party leaders are doing drama even after bail. They are seen doing drama. You leaders do not talk about the issue.” If the policy was fine then why was it changed? Delhi BJP President says that AAP leaders claim that the Delhi Excise Liquor Policy was changed after it came into controversy. My question is, if the liquor policy was fine then why was it changed? People of the ruling party in Delhi have taken training in telling lies.
Delhi looted through new policy
BJP MP from Delhi Manoj Tiwari claimed that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal opened a pub instead of a school in the national capital. BJP will have to bring a white paper on the liquor scam. Delhi was looted through excise policy.
Investigation into the case continues
Apart from this, he said that money was diverted from the treasury to fight the liquor policy case in court. They need Rs 100 crore more to fight the case. Let us tell you that Delhi Excise Policy was implemented in the year 2021. After this policy came into controversy, the Delhi government withdrew it in the year 2022, but the CBI investigation continued. After the issue of hawala came to light, ED has also registered a case and is busy investigating the matter.
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