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Pawan Kheda told ANI if he had read his CAG report? He used to roam all over the country by taking fake CAG reports against our (Congress). Now when so many CAG reports have come against them, why are their mouth closed?
The Congress on Wednesday criticized the Aam Aadmi Party -led Delhi government for presenting the 14 controversial controller andhipical (CAG) report. Congress spokesperson Pawan Kheda alleged that Arvind Kejriwal used to walk against the UPA II government with “fake drafts of CAG report” but is now silent. Pawan Kheda also challenged the former Chief Minister of Delhi to debate the CAG report on the AAP government’s performance in the national capital.
Pawan Kheda told ANI if he had read his CAG report? He used to roam all over the country by taking fake CAG reports against our (Congress). Now when so many CAG reports have come against them, why are their mouth closed? The Congress leader said, “If you have courage, come and debate your CAG report.” This comment came a day after Congress MP Rahul Gandhi carried out a scathing attack on Arvind Kejriwal over the Delhi excise policy scam.
Earlier, senior Congress leader Ajay Maken on Wednesday, citing the “report” of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG), accused the former Delhi’s Arvind Kejriwal government of corruption and claimed that 382 in the construction of three hospitals. A scam of crores of rupees was done. He also alleged that due to this ‘scam’, the CAG report was not allowed to be produced in the assembly.
Maken also said that he is standing on his statement to call Kejriwal an ‘anti -national’ and this is his personal opinion. He claimed that Kejriwal apologizes to some opposition leaders in the past, claiming that the former Delhi Chief Minister is ‘World Champion to Sit and Licking’. About two weeks before the assembly elections, there is no response from the ruling party of Delhi to the allegations made by Maken on the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and its convenor and former Delhi Chief Minister Kejriwal. All 70 assembly seats in Delhi will be voted on February 5. The counting of votes will take place on February 8.
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