Manish Sisodia had alleged that CBI, Delhi Police and ACB are conspiring against AAP leaders.
New Delhi:
Smarting under a string of probes, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today took a swipe at the Modi government, daring it to get a newly built government school in East Delhi's Khichripur area probed by the CBI.
"The Delhi government has built a new swanky school in Khichripur. Get it probed by CBI, ACB and CAG. Also, before the classes are started, send notices to the Education Secretary and all officials concerned," Mr Sisodia tweeted after he inaugurated the school building.
The Centre and the AAP government have been embroiled in a tug of war over a number of issues ever since the latter came to power last year.
Manish Sisodia had on Sunday alleged that the CBI, Delhi Police and the Anti-Corruption Branch are only left with one task of "hatching" conspiracies against AAP leaders and arresting them.
The investigation agency had recently arrested Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's Principal Secretary Rajendra Kumar and four others in connection with an alleged graft case.
Also, BJP's Delhi unit had in May sought a CBI inquiry into the price variance.
"The Delhi government has built a new swanky school in Khichripur. Get it probed by CBI, ACB and CAG. Also, before the classes are started, send notices to the Education Secretary and all officials concerned," Mr Sisodia tweeted after he inaugurated the school building.
The Centre and the AAP government have been embroiled in a tug of war over a number of issues ever since the latter came to power last year.
Manish Sisodia had on Sunday alleged that the CBI, Delhi Police and the Anti-Corruption Branch are only left with one task of "hatching" conspiracies against AAP leaders and arresting them.
The investigation agency had recently arrested Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's Principal Secretary Rajendra Kumar and four others in connection with an alleged graft case.
Also, BJP's Delhi unit had in May sought a CBI inquiry into the price variance.
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