Kapil Mishra achieves CBI office to hand over proof against AAP pioneers, including Arvind Kejriwal

New Delhi: Sacked Aam Aadmi Party pioneer Kapil Mishra on Tuesday went to CBI office to document grumbling against a few senior AAP pioneers, including Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.

Mishra has affirmed that Health Minister Satyendar Jain had settled a Rs 50-crore arrive bargain for Kejriwal's brother by marriage in south Delhi's Chhattarpur region.

Sacked Delhi water serve stated, "First FIR will be on money bargain between Satyendra Jain and Arvind Kejriwal Ji."

"Second FIR will be on How Satyendra Jain has profited close relatives of Arvind Kejriwal in unlawful land bargains."

"Data identified with third FIR has been gotten today through "Lets Clean AAP Campaign"

"Third FIR will be on Foreign Tours utilizing unlawful cash by Satyendra Jain, Ashish Khetan, Raghav Chaddha, Sanjay Singh and Durgesh Pathak."

Mishra on Monday submitted reports to the Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) to back his affirmations that Kejriwal had deferred the test into a Rs 400 crore tanker trick.

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Delhi MCD surveys: Arvind Kejriwal to discharge AAP proclamation today - house assess falter, sanitation, cleanliness beat need

New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is required to discharge on Wednesday his gathering's pronouncement for the April 23 civil partnership races.

AAP expects to wrest control from the BJP, which is administering at the Center and has controlled the three city organizations in the city for recent years.

AAP had made a "great" presentation in the civil bypolls a year ago as it won five of the 13 wards where races were held.

One of the greatest highlights of the AAP's decision pronouncement for Delhi MCD surveys will forgo house charge against all private properties.

Kejriwal, who has officially reported to forgo of house expense against all private properties is probably going to make some more lucrative declarations to charm voters.

AAP sources said the proclamation is additionally liable to contain uncommon area on issues identified with sanitation laborers, who have more than once gone on strike in the course of recent years over deferral in pay installment and unpaid debts.

"AAP is including significant request of safai karmcharis, for example, ensured compensation installment by seventh of consistently, regualrisation of authoritative staff other than giving free medical coverage to all sanitation laborers," a gathering pioneer was cited as saying.

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Rs. 1,000 Crore Spent On Modi Government's 2-Year Ads': Arvind Kejriwal

full-page newspaper ads marked the two-year anniversary of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government today, a sharp tweet came from Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who has been accused of spending crores on publicity.

Mr Kejriwal cited sources to allege that the central government has spent "Rs. 1,000 crore" on the ads.

The Modi government has planned a mega show at Delhi's India Gate on Saturday to mark the two-year celebration that will begin with the prime minister's rally in Uttar Pradesh this evening.

Mr Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Delhi was criticized recently for setting side Rs. 526 crore in its budget for publicity.

The Congress has alleged that the AAP government spent Rs. 100 crore for self-promotion just between February and May. The party said an RTI query had revealed that Rs. 14.5 crore had been spent just on newspaper ads and the rest on TV, radio ads and hoardings. The money, alleged the party, could have been spent by Delhi government on the salary of poor sanitation workers and pension.

In his tweet today, Mr Kejriwal said his government had spent Rs. 150 crore in a full year.

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Narendra Modi’s degree: Arvind Kejriwal lays a trap, BJP walks into it

It’s rather embarrassing that our leaders would be discussing whether the educational degrees of the country’s Prime Minister are fakes. When Arvind Kejriwal made the allegation, it was expected that the BJP would laugh it off, calling it a frivolous piece of fiction concocted by a leader who has nothing worthwhile to do and is desperate for some cheap publicity. Now that no less than the party president Amit Shah and senior leader Arun Jaitley have come out with a defence for the prime minister, the matter appears to be serious.

Let’s not get into a debate over whether the documents produced by both sides are genuine. As is usual in such cases, it would lead us nowhere. The truth would finally get buried in the din of claims and counterclaims. The issue would die down after running its course. The AAP points out to several discrepancies in the BA degree of Modi. When the mark-sheet shows the year 1977, how can the degree issued mention it as 1978? How come, it alleges, the names are different in the mark-sheet and the degree certificate? No Narendra Damodar Modi passed out from Delhi University in 1978, the party claims, adding that the only Narendra Modi to graduate in the year from the varsity was Narendra Mahavir Modi, a resident of Rajasthan.
Arvind Kejriwal and Narendra Modi

Arvind Kejriwal and Narendra Modi

The BJP, on its part, has produced the BA and MA certificates of the Prime Minister and claims them to be genuine. We don’t have clear answers from the party on the discrepancies pointed out by AAP leaders, but they are expected to brush these off as clerical errors. The party would like others to believe that the allegations are pure fiction with no basis in reality. But why did it need to get into this in the first place?
Nobody was discussing the degree issue with any seriousness, but after the BJP’s media conference it has assumed some gravitas. It’s possible the AAP will dig out some more documents in the coming days and keep the BJP leaders on their toes. Television debates will only add to the party’s discomfiture. It could have done without the unnecessary attention but given the party’s natural inclination to give it back, its response is not unexpected.
Shah said AAP has taken the public discourse to a new low. He could be right, but the BJP has not exactly been the standard-bearer among political parties in this respect either. But such allegations don’t seem to bother the AAP. The fact that it managed to engage the BJP on the matter is good enough. Actually, it’s playing the BJP’s game when it comes to staying in news and putting the opposition in a situation of discomfiture. In a way what the BJP is doing to the Congress, the AAP is doing to the BJP.

It’s pointless to be judgmental over a certificate or two. It won’t diminish Narendra Modi. Political parties play their little games. The media is their new battle field. Here no low is low enough. Source: http://www.firstpost.com