I am not going to spare Bhushans: Khetan

April 21, 2015 19:34

Training his guns at dissident duo of Shanti and Prashant Bhushan, AAP leader Ashish Khetan today said he will not spare them for levelling baseless allegations against him.

Khetan, a key member of the Delhi unit said if the charges are proved, he will quit public life.

"I am not going to spare the Bhushan family. Either they prove their honesty or my dishonesty" Khetan said while accusing the Bhushans of acquiring assets dishonestly.

"Those who take government land everywhere, capture houses...how can they call others corrupt. How did Bhushans build the empire...by making an industry of PILs," Khetan told reporters.

Prashant Bhushan has alleged that Khetan, a former scribe turned politician, did a paid story, which benefitted a private firm.

"This time they have attacked an Aam Aadmi. They have targeted me. I will not spare them. I had come to this city 15 years ago with just Rs 6500. Whatever I have got is because of my hard work. I neither own a property nor do I have enough bank balance.

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