Probe Arvind Kejriwal's role in corrupt deeds of former ministers: Congress

NEW DELHI: Delhi Congress has decided to approach the city's Anti-Corruption Branch demanding a probe of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's "role" in alleged acts of corruption by "two of his ministers".

Delhi Congress chief Ajay Maken said that the party will file a complaint with LG-appointed ACB head M K Meena on November 2 in this respect.

When contacted, Maken said that the move was necessitated to find out Kejriwal's role in the "corrupt deeds of former ministers Asim Ahmed Khan and Jitender Singh Tomar."

"As corruption is re-defined by AAP Govt-We'll file complaint agnst Kejriwal on his involvement in corruption agnst 2 of his ministers," Maken tweeted.

Maken also said that the Congress was "not in favour of any relief to Chautala" referring to Kejriwal's statement that both BJP and Congress is defending former Haryana Chief Minister O P Chautala over the parole issue.