"Fishing, Roving Inquiry": Arvind Kejriwal's Full Letter To Probe Agency
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Mr Kejriwal alleged the summons were "illegal and politically motivated, sent at the behest of the BJP."
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has written to the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to take back the summons sent to him in the Delhi liquor policy case and has skipped appearing before the ED today. Mr Kejriwal alleged the summons were "illegal and politically motivated, sent at the behest of the BJP."
"The said summons does not specify whether I am being summoned as an individual or in my official capacity as Chief Minister of Delhi or as National Convenor of AAP and appears to be in the nature of a fishing and roving inquiry," Mr Kejriwal said in the two-page letter to the ED.
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