“Rajya Sabha Seat”: Rakesh Tikait On Arvind Kejriwal Vs Kumar Vishwas
Mr Kejriwal has mentioned that the allegations made him “chortle”.
New Delhi:
Commenting on allegations that AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal has had connections with separatists in Punjab, BKU chief Rakesh Tikait has mentioned that the fees were levelled via a former party colleague who used to be denied a Rajya Sabha nomination and the Delhi Leader Minister “does no longer look like that”.
The farm chief mentioned that Mr Kejriwal were an “andolankari” (agitator) and there used to be a rift within the party over Rajya Sabha nomination.
“He (Mr Kejriwal) does no longer appear to be that. There used to be a rift over the Rajya Sabha seat. If Rajya Sabha used to be given, it might were high quality. Rajya Sabha used to be no longer given, allegations were made,” Mr Tikait advised ANI.
He used to be responding to a query over allegations via Kumar Vishwas, who used to be a founding member of Aam Aadmi Party, that Mr Kejriwal had connections with separatists in Punjab and the ones having sympathy with separatists used to return to his space for conferences right through the ultimate meeting polls.
Mr Kejriwal has mentioned that the allegations made him “chortle”.
Union House Minister Amit Shah had on Friday confident Punjab Leader Minister Charanjit Singh Channi that the Centre has taken the subject of the alleged hyperlinks between the banned group ‘Sikhs for Justice’ and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) severely and he would individually make sure that the subject is seemed into intimately.
Punjab Leader Minister had written to Mr Shah alleging that the banned organisation Sikhs for Justice is involved with AAP.
Punjab will opt for meeting polls on Sunday.
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