Can't trust ED. suggests Congress leader Rashid Alvi
congress leader Rashid Alvi has given a big statement after chief minister arvind kejriwal did not appear before the ED on wednesday in the delhi liquor scam case. Giving a good suggestion to the AAP leaders, he said that ED cannot be trusted, but it would have been better if arvind kejriwal had joined the investigation agency's inquiry. Former Union minister and senior congress leader Rashid Alvi says that the country is keeping an eye on arvind kejriwal to see what the ED does with him. Despite this, arvind kejriwal would have gone before the ED. If he does not go before the ED, then the ED can arrest him by issuing a warrant from the court, so it would have been better if he had gone. This statement of the congress leader has come at a time when he did not attend the questioning on wednesday even on the third summons of the Enforcement Directorate in the delhi Excise case. Let us tell you that there is an uproar in delhi politics on this issue.
Why doesn't ED respond to the letter?
Contrary to the suggestion of the congress leader, Atishi, a minister in the delhi government, says that the ED has sent an illegal summons to aam aadmi party national convenor arvind kejriwal for the third time in the excise policy matter. Through illegal summons, the investigating agency had asked him to appear in the office for questioning on december 3. Atishi says that ED cm kejriwal has asked many questions regarding the investigation, but not a single question has been answered by the investigating agency. Atishi claims that ED officials know that their summons is illegal. If it is not so then why does ED not reply to his letter. Our sympathies are with the officers in this matter. Sympathy, because the investigating officers of ED are working under pressure from the central government and BJP. Apart from this, Saurabh Bhardwaj has raised questions on the timing of ED summons. He says that by calling him between the issue of ram temple in Ayodhya, the date of caa and the lok sabha elections, it is clear that the intentions are not pure.