Arvind Kejriwal In New Trouble ? Delhi L-G Suggested NIA Test Against Kejriwal Pro-Khalistani Funding

Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena has suggested a NIA test against boss pastor Arvind Kejriwal for supposedly getting financing from favorable to Khalistani outfits, managing one more catastrophe for the imprisoned AAP pioneer during general races. Saxena sent a complaint from Ashoo Mongia to the Ministry of Home Affairs, requesting that the allegations against the Delhi chief minister and his Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) be thoroughly investigated.

What Is Khalistani Funding Charge Against Arvind Kejriwal

• The objection alludes to a video purportedly highlighting Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the pioneer behind Sikhs for Equity, guaranteeing that AAP got a faltering $16 million in subsidizing from Khalistani bunches somewhere in the range of 2014 and 2022, as per the letter.
• It further claims that in 2014, Arvind Kejriwal went to a surreptitious gathering with the support of Khalistani Sikhs at Gurudwara Richmond Slopes in New York.
• During this gathering, Kejriwal supposedly vowed to work with the arrival of Devender Buddy Bhullar, a sentenced aggressor, in return for monetary help from Khalistani groups to AAP.

Complaint Also Points Some Old Pictures With Khalistani Leaders

The grumbling likewise focuses to a few old virtual entertainment posts on X by a previous AAP specialist who imparted an image of Kejriwal to Sikh pioneers at Richmond Slope Gurudwara in 2014. Dr Munish Kumar Raizada's tweets guaranteed that separated from public gatherings, Kejriwal had shut entryway conversations with favorable to Khalistani Sikh pioneers at the Gurudwara, as per the complainant.

Aam Aadmi Party Condemns Allegations

In the interim, the Aam Aadmi Party asserted that L-G's suggestion of a NIA test against Arvind Kejriwal is one more scheme against the Delhi boss priest at the command of the BJP. "This is one more intrigue against Kejriwal at the command of BJP. They are losing on every one of the seven seats in Delhi and are shaken by the apprehension about rout in Lok Sabha surveys," said AAP pioneer and Delhi serve Saurabh Bharadwaj.