Former Delhi chief minister Sheila Dikshit accused Arvind Kejriwal of "shaming the country"
Congress leader Sheila Dikshit on Saturday launched an attack on Arvind Kejriwal over his former cabinet colleague Sandeep Kumar's alleged sex scandal and asked the Delhi Chief Minister to resign on moral ground.
The former Delhi chief minister accused Mr Kejriwal of "shaming the country" after an "objectionable" CD emerged which purportedly showed Mr Kumar in a compromising position with a woman. She was in the city as part of party's campaign team under the Congress' ongoing '27 Saal, UP Behaal' slogan.
Ms Dikshit, along with party state unit chief Raj Babbar and other leaders embarked on campaign march to Azamgarh and Ghazipur district.
She led the Yatra to Azamgarh and Raj Babbar to Ghazipur district. They addressed gatherings there.
On their way, the Congress leaders paid floral tributes to the martyrs of 1942 movement at 'Shaheed Smarak' at Cholapur in Varanasi.
Asked to comment on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's reference to Balochistan on his Independence Day speech and his Vietnam visit, Ms Dikshit replied in a lighter tone saying, "As he is PM, so no comment."