'This is a black day for Delhi; Kejriwal must resign'

May 07, 2017 14:33

AAP's Kapil Mishra corruption allegations against Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has set off a controversy of mammoth proportions.

Delhi BJP's Manoj Tiwari addressing a press conference said, "Arvind Kejriwal neither has the moral right, neither the legal standing to remain Delhi chief minister as it is unprecedented that a cabinet colleague of a sitting chief minister has levelled such serious charges. Kejriwal must seek apology from his party men and quit as Delhi CM as soon as possible."

Tiwari added that the allegations made by Kapil Mishra weren't new and that they required an immediate probe.

"Delhi is absolutely shocked by today's remarks of Kapil Mishra. It's not an allegation but statement of a witness," said the BJP leader.

Delhi BJP chief Manoj Tiwari along with senior party leaders will meet Delhi LG Anil Baijal to request him to take action based on the allegations levelled by former AAP minister Kapil Mishra.

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