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  Metros   Delhi  17 Dec 2016  AAP: Rahul Gandhi does not have guts to expose PM Modi

AAP: Rahul Gandhi does not have guts to expose PM Modi

THE ASIAN AGE.
Published : Dec 17, 2016, 1:32 am IST
Updated : Dec 17, 2016, 6:02 am IST

The AAP chief on Friday also lashed out at the CBI for registering a case on a complaint made by e-wallet company Paytm.

Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi (Photo: PTI)
 Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi (Photo: PTI)

New Delhi: Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday said Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi did not have the guts to expose Prime Minister Narendra Modi as he fears that action could be taken against his brother-in-law Robert Vadra.

“Rahul does not have the guts to expose anything against Modi ji. The day he does it, Modi ji will arrest Robert Vadra,” he said on Twitter.

Mr Kejriwal was reacting to Mr Gandhi’s remarks that he wants to present detailed information about “personal corruption” by Mr Modi in the Lok Sabha. Mr Gandhi had said that he was not being allowed to do so by the PM.

Earlier on Wednesday, Mr Kejriwal had accused the Congress vice-president of being involved in a “friendly match” with the BJP and dared him to “expose” Mr Modi if he had documents at his disposal.

The AAP chief on Friday also lashed out at the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) for registering a case on a complaint made by e-wallet company Paytm.

“Modi ji has come into Paytm advertisements. He is in Paytm’s wallet now. CBI does not have the guts to refuse Paytm’s order,” Mr Kejriwal tweeted.

CBI has registered an FIR against some customers of Paytm on a complaint by the company that it was allegedly cheated of Rs 6.15 lakh by them.

It is rare for the agency to take up such cases unless there is a referral from the Union government or direction by the Supreme Court or one of the high courts.

The Delhi CM, whose party will be making its debut in the next year’s Assembly elections in Goa, Gujarat and Punjab, has emerged as one of the vociferous critics of the PM’s demonetisation of large denomination notes. He has been demanding a rollback of the demonetisation scheme.

Tags: arvind kejriwal, narendra modi, rahul gandhi, robert vadra
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