‘Enquiry or taint my track record’: Arvind Kejriwal in letter ED after avoiding summons. Complete text here

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday avoided the 3rd summons released by the Enforcement Directorate in the Delhi import tax policy case. The AAP leader in a letter to the ED has actually prompted the main firm to react to his earlier reactions and “clarify the position” so that he can “comprehend the genuine intent, ambit, nature, sweep and scope of the supposed inquiry/investigation for which he is being called. He has actually looked for a survey from the firm and likewise questioned the intent of the summons served to him. He likewise points out in the letter that the Rajya Sabha elections are to happen on January 19 and he likewise needs to take part in the Republic Day program on January 26 as Delhi CM. The Aam Aadmi Party asserted that Kejriwal was prepared to comply with the company however declared that the summons was sent out with the objective of jailing him. “Why has the notification been sent out right before elections? The notification is an effort to stop Kejriwal from marketing in elections,” the celebration declared. Kejriwal was summoned on Wednesday for questioning. This was the 3rd ED notification to Kejriwal, likewise the AAP’s convener, after he declined to appear before the federal firm on 2 earlier summonses for November 2 and December 21. Opposition BJP stated that Kejriwal is “shaking in worry” and not appearing before the Enforcement Directorate due to the fact that he understands that he is the “kingpin” of the supposed alcohol policy rip-off. BJP nationwide representative Gaurav Bh
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