Delhi BJP on Tuesday served a legal notice to AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal for making false allegations against the party. In the legal notice, BJP has asked Kejriwal to tender a public apology for his false and defamatory allegations within seven days and demanded Rs 5 crore towards damages.
‘Kejriwal only makes baseless allegations against the BJP, but doesn’t come out with any evidence on every occasion. This time, we have decided not to sit silent and slapped a legal notice to him,’ Delhi BJP chief Satish Upadhyay told reporters here.
Party’s stand came after Kejriwal on 25 October had accused BJP of trying to get voters’ list fudged in the national Capital.
‘Kejriwal only makes baseless allegations against the BJP, but doesn’t come out with any evidence on every occasion. This time, we have decided not to sit silent and slapped a legal notice to him,’ Delhi BJP chief Satish Upadhyay told reporters here.
Party’s stand came after Kejriwal on 25 October had accused BJP of trying to get voters’ list fudged in the national Capital.