Amit Shah has told Charanjit Channi the allegations against Arvind Kejriwal will be investigated.
New Delhi:
Two days before Punjab voted, two of its players – Parliamentary Minister Charanjit Singh Channi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah of BJP – exchanged letters about a third – Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal of the Party Aam Aadmi.
Responding to Mr. Channi’s appeal based on Arvind Kejriwal’s allegations of being a secessionist recently featured by a former AAP leader, poet Kumar Vishwas, Amit Shah wrote again that the allegations will be investigated, “seriously”.
However, the head of AAP said he saw the spat between the two political opponents as more than just a “comedy”.
Arvind Kejriwal said: “I know the central government phoned Mr. Channi to write a letter last night and ask for an investigation. In the next two days, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) will register it. FIR against me”.
“I welcome all the FIRs. But if this is how the central government deals with the security of the country, then I am quite worried about it … they have turned national security into a comedy. No agency found anything about me even after all this raids and one day the Prime Minister realized the great risk I was taking after a poet read a poem ,” he said.
“All the corrupt have come together. They come together because they’re afraid of me. So yeah, I’m a terrorist to them. They can’t sleep in peace because of me… 100 years ago they calling Bhagat Singh a terrorist, and today, they are calling me, a disciple of Bhagat Singh, a terrorist,” said Mr.
“I must be the sweetest terrorist around the world, who make hospitals and schools for people, sponsor pilgrimages for the elderly. I don’t believe the world would see such a terrorist build roads, fix water problems, provide free electricity and solve people’s problems,” he added.
Union Home Affairs Minister Amit Shah confirmed on Friday night when he assured Charanjit Singh Channi that the government had brought up allegations that AAP was being supported by the banned Sikh separatist group because of Public Security. physical. or SFJ.
Mr. Shah wrote: “I want to assure you that no one will be allowed to disturb the unity and integrity of the country. The Government of India has taken the matter very seriously and I will consider it myself. problem deeply”.
He said that a political party that has ties to and receives support from a terrorist organization and is banned is a serious problem for the unity and integrity of the country.
Recalling one of Prime Minister Modi’s campaign speeches in Punjab, Mr. Shah said that the agenda of such forces is no different from that of the enemies of the country.
“It is condemnable that to gain power such people must go to the extent of joining hands with the separatists and also go to the limit of breaking Punjab and the country,” he said.
Mr. Channi wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi alleging that he had received a letter from the SFJ indicating the group was in regular contact with the AAP. The group supported AAP in the 2017 polls as it is now, he claimed, citing the letter.
“These allegations also deserve a comprehensive investigation and appropriate action. I hope you will take this into consideration and take the necessary and appropriate action immediately to consider the seriousness of the matter. of related matter as Punjab has suffered badly due to these separatist forces”, the Parliament Leader wrote.
