Delhi excise policy case: ED issues 4th summons to CM Arvind Kejriwal, asks him to appear on 18 January

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Delhi's per capita income rises over 14% to ₹4,44,768, ‘highest in India’ Kejriwal has accused ED of sending him 'false summons'. Earlier, in a media statement, CM Kejriwal said, "In the last two years, all the agencies at the BJP's disposal have conducted many raids but not a single penny was found. If there was corruption, where is the money? AAP leaders are being put in jail in fake cases.

Now the BJP wants to arrest me. My biggest strength and asset is my honesty." Questioning the timing of the notice just before the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, the CM claimed that the BJP wants to stop him from campaigning for the Lok Sabha elections. 'Want to call me on pretext of probe and then...': Arvind Kejriwal on ED summons The AAP national convener appealed to people for their support to him in his hour of crisis.

“The country cannot move forward by putting honest leaders in jail and allowing corrupt people to join their party. What's going on? Whatever is going on is very dangerous. This is very bad for our democracy.

It must be stopped," he said. Kejriwal said that he has written to the ED, saying their summons are "illegal" but has not got any response. "They haven't replied because they know that their summons are illegal.

Should I follow illegal summons? If legally sound summons will be issued, I will follow them. My greatest wealth is my honesty. They want to break me by tarnishing my image," he said.