'Fake Inquiry. What Else Can Be Expected From 4th-Pass King': Delhi CM Kejriwal On CBI's Bungalow Probe
Kejriwal's remark came after the Union Home Ministry on Wednesday ordered a CBI enquiry into the allegations that the Delhi government spent Rs 45 crore on the renovation of his residence.
New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday reacted to the allegations regarding the renovation of his residence and asked if Prime Minister Narendra Modi would resign from his post if the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) cannot find anything in its investigation.
Kejriwal's remark came after the Union Home Ministry on Wednesday ordered a CBI enquiry into the allegations that the Delhi government spent Rs 45 crore on the renovation of his residence. Later, the probe agency registered a preliminary enquiry to look into alleged "irregularities and misconduct" by unidentified public servants of the Delhi government.
"What can we expect from a 'Fourth pass Raja'? They want me to bow down before them. They want to break me. But I will not bow down", Kejriwal said while speaking to reporters in Delhi.
"The enquiry against me is nothing new. So far, enquiries have been conducted against me in more than 50 cases in the last 8 years," he added.
अब इन्होंने CM आवास की CBI जाँच शुरू करवा दी।
— Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) September 28, 2023
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"We welcome the enquiry. As with all earlier enquiries in all other matters so far, nothing will come out in this. It is a desperate attempt of the BJP to malign the AAP. The BJP has put in all its efforts to eliminate the Aam Aadmi Party. Today, in the entire country, only the AAP is seeking votes by doing excellent work in the fields of education and healthcare. However, the BJP does not want the poor to have access to good education and better healthcare facilities," the AAP had said on Wednesday.
The renovation of Chief Minister Kejriwal's residence, which took place during the Covid-19 pandemic and involved a significant sum of money, faced allegations of flouting rules and corruption.