AAP alleges Centre snooping on its party headquarters in Delhi

NEW DELHI: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Tuesday alleged that the BJP-led Central government was “snooping” on its party headquarters here and called it a “serious matter”.

“A few days ago, there were officials who were snooping on the chief minister’s residence. Now we have found that some people were snooping on our party office. We are showing their footage to everyone to help identify these. Which secret agency are they from,” he said. Bharadwaj accused the BJP-led Centre of being involved in this. He showed footage of seven men

moving around the party office at Rouse Avenue, DDA Marg, on Tuesday. “It is a serious matter that the office of a national party was

being spied upon. The BJP should answer what they are scared of? Why they are scared of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal?” he asked.