Delhi Congress leader Alka Lamba on Thursday said that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's visit to Rajghat was "nothing but a high-voltage drama" and asked why his party hasn't approached the Delhi Police or the Enforcement Directorate if it has proof of the BJP's poaching attempts.
"If there is any truth to the AAP's claims that the BJP offered money to its MLAs to get them to switch sides, the Kejriwal-led party should make public the evidence. The Congress is ready to support the AAP, she said.
"The visit by Kejriwal and AAP MLAs to Rajghat was nothing but a high-voltage drama. If they have really been approached by the BJP and poaching attempts made, shouldn't they have gone to the Delhi Police Headquarters or the ED’s office instead of going to the Rajghat," Lamba asked in a video message.
"AAP leader Saurabh Bharadwaj has claimed that they have all evidence of poaching attempts, then what are they waiting for? Should they indulge in drama or make these details public and expose them (BJP)? If there is any truth to their claims, they should make it (the evidence) public. The Congress is ready to support them and even accompany them to the police and the ED," she added.
"The Chief Minister not only called the media to Rajghat, but also threatened to withdraw advertisements worth crores if they asked any questions. The AAP has been exposed over its Excise Policy and now just because they have been caught, Kejriwal tries to take refuge behind the education policy," Lamba alleged.