He claimed that BJP members intimidate AAP lawmakers. He said, "They say take our offer of 20 crore rupees or face CBI cases like Sisodia.
Digital
Desk: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) criticised the Narendra Modi-led union government
today for reportedly aiming to topple the Delhi government "by trick or
crook." The BJP is using government investigative agencies against its
politicians, the party claims. Five senior AAP leaders criticized the BJP for
allegedly trying to lure AAP MLAs with money and threats during a press
conference today. In connection with claims of corruption in the liquor policy,
the Central Bureau of Investigation recently conducted a raid on Manish
Sisodia, the deputy chief minister of Delhi. The BJP denied the assertion and
charged AAP with trying to "deviate and distract" from these problems
(CBI).
The
National Spokesperson for AAP and a member of the Rajya Sabha, Sanjay Singh,
made a vow to "expose" how the PM Modi-led government is using
federal agencies to overturn the government in the nation's capital.
He
continued by saying that the BJP tried to "Shinde" Manish Sisodia but
was unsuccessful and that preparations to depose the Delhi MLAs had already
begun.
He
claimed that BJP members intimidate AAP lawmakers. He said, "They say take
our offer of 20 crore rupees or face CBI cases like Sisodia.
In
response to the AAP's claims, a BJP official named Shehzad Poonawalla stated
that although Mr. Kejriwal's party frequently produces "trailers,"
the actual "film" never happens. " They claim to have audio
recordings of the alleged BJP offer and to have audio recordings of their party
disintegrating, but they have opted not to release them because they are
awaiting the "right time." They'll keep acting in this way, "He
called it a smokescreen meant to deflect attention from allegations of
corruption involving Delhi ministers.
The
BJP politicians with whom Ajay Dutt, Sanjeev Jha, Somnath Bharati, and Kuldeep
Kumar have "excellent relations," according to Mr. Singh, have
approached them.
According
to Mr. Singh, they will each receive Rs. 20 crore if they join the party and
Rs. 25 crore if they bring on new MLAs.
Four
other AAP MLAs who were present at the news briefing spoke about being
approached by BJP officials.
Somnath
Bharati claims that prominent lawmakers have made the decision to overthrow the
AAP even though they are aware the accusations against Sisodia are untrue. He
asserted that "BJP leaders have been tasked with bringing in AAP
leaders."
"A
BJP leader told me that no matter what, we will overthrow the Delhi
government," he said.
Sanjay Singh claims that Mr. Sisodia and the AAP's legislators
are turning "operation lotus" into "operation false."
The MLAs all told the same stories about receiving between 20
and 25 crore to change sides and recruit other MLAs.
PM Modi was questioned by Sanjay Singh "On the other hand,
this is Delhi, not one of the other states where you must have threatened or
toppled governments. In this location, Kejriwal has three votes ".
The AAP's national convenor and Delhi's chief minister, Arvind
Kejriwal, called it "a very serious subject" and said the PAC of the
party will convene there at 4 p.m. to "take stock of the situation and
chart the next approach."
Manish Sisodia stated that AAP MLAs would "give up"
their lives for the party, but they would not leave it. He also cautioned the
BJP-led Centre against trying to "poach" them through the CBI and
financial incentives. They are Arvind Kejriwal's "soldiers," he said,
and devotees of Bhagat Singh, a liberation warrior.
In a tweet in Hindi, the deputy chief minister said, "After
they failed to break me, they have started conspiring to make other AAP MLAs
break away (from the party) by paying 20 crore to each of them, and threatening
them with raids."
He asserted, "They (AAP MLAs) are Arvind Kejriwal's army
and Bhagat Singh's followers. They will offer their life, but they will not
betray, " (the party). You can't use your ED-CBI in their presence.
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