Arvind Kejriwal: A key figure in the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and a minister in Delhi, Atishi, has expressed concerns about the Enforcement Directorate‘s (ED) ongoing probe into the “liquor scam”. After two years of research, Atishi stresses that no proof linking any AAP leader to the purported money trail has been found, even after close examination.
Atishi Highlights Absence of Concrete Results
Atishi draws attention to the lack of concrete results, pointing out that the Supreme Court has questioned the ED on multiple occasions about the lack of a direct connection between the alleged scheme and AAP members. Judge Sanjiv Khanna has expressed scepticism regarding the veracity of the purported money trail, characterising it as subject to debate.
Atishi Condemns Arrests Amid Lack of Evidence
Atishi expresses dismay by the arrests of multiple party members in connection with the issue, despite the lack of hard proof linking AAP officials to illegal financial activity. Atishi’s comments highlighted the value of accountability and openness in legal proceedings while shedding light on the difficulties the AAP was facing throughout the continuing probe. Atishi and the AAP are sticking to their guns while the investigation goes on, claiming innocence and pushing for an unbiased, open investigation.
