BJP demands Arvind Kejriwal quit in PWD scam

The chief minister should resign on "moral grounds", said BJP legislator Sirsa

• By: PTI
• New Delhi | Updated: May 11, 2017 09:41 PM IST
1 min read

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal (PTI Photo)

BJP legislator Manjinder Singh Sirsa today demanded that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal step down in the wake of the alleged PWD scam. The Anti Corruption Branch (ACB) has registered three FIRs, including one against a company of Kejriwal’s late brother-in-law Surendra Bansal, in the alleged scam.

“How is it possible that when a member of the family of the chief minister was owner of the company, he is unaware of the work being done by such a company and payments being made to it by the PWD,” Sirsa said.

You have exhausted your
monthly limit of free stories.

Read more stories for free
with an Express account.

Register

Already have an account? Sign In

Read this and every other premium story with a digital subscription.

Buy now

Already a subscriber? Sign In

This premium article is free for now.

Register to continue reading this story

Free Read

Already have an account? Sign In

Read this and every other premium story with a digital subscription.

Buy now

This content is exclusive for our subscribers.

Subscribe now to get unlimited access to The Indian Express exclusive and premium stories.

Continue

Already a subscriber? Sign In

The chief minister should resign on “moral grounds” as he has “disappointed” the people of Delhi who voted him to power believing him to be a crusader against corruption, he added.

From the homepage

Canada designates Lawrence Bishnoi gang a terrorist entity

What the FIR into Vijay’s Karur rally stampede says – and what it doesn’t

Modi writes foreword to Giorgia Meloni’s memoir, calls the book her ‘Mann Ki Baat’