New Delhi: Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has been asked to appear at the ED office on Thursday for questioning in the alleged liquor scam case. Before that he has announced to hold a press conference. Going to hold a press conference today at 1 pm. After the issue of summons from ED, Aam Aadmi Party is continuously targeting the Central Government.

At the same time, after the summons was issued from ED, Delhi Minister Atishi to Gopal Rai and other leaders have also opened a front. Dr. Sandeep Pathak said that BJP is conspiring against AAP. She is trying to implicate CM Arvind Kejriwal. Troubled by Kejriwal's popularity, the Central Government is working to destroy AAP. If BJP could not defeat us in Punjab and Delhi assembly and corporation elections, it is troubling us in this way. This is the reason why AAP's senior and main leaders have started being arrested one by one on false charges.

Delhi Government Minister Atishi has said that BJP has sent summons to the Chief Minister to eliminate AAP. The Central Government is misusing the investigating agencies. In the coming days, the Central Government will bring all the leaders of India Alliance under the ambit of investigation. After Kejriwal, other leaders including Hemant Soren, Tejashwi Yadav, Pinarayi Vijayan, MK Stalin will also come under the scanner. But you are not afraid of this.

Delhi Government Minister Gopal Rai said that the main reason behind the action of the investigating agencies is to eliminate AAP. In such a situation, liquor policy is just an excuse. On the orders of the Centre, CBI raided the CM office. Shunglu Committee has scrutinized each and every file. More than 170 cases were filed against our MLAs to dissuade them. There was no liquor policy at that time. The central government has been trying to harass AAP from the beginning.

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