Delhi Liquor Scam / Whose turn is it after Arvind Kejriwal? ED interrogated Kailash Gehlot for five hours

Delhi Liquor Scam: Many Aam Aadmi Party leaders are in jail in the liquor scam case. Now Delhi Minister Kailash Gehlot was questioned by ED for five hours on Saturday in the liquor policy case, in which an alleged scam worth crores of rupees is being investigated. Earlier, Delhi Chief Minister Kejriwal was sent to custody by ED after questioning. Kailash Gehlot was part of the group of ministers that planned and implemented the liquor policy. Kailash Gehlot was issued a second summons by ED and he responded to it. The minister said he did not attend the first one as Delhi Assembly proceedings were going on at that time.

Vijay Nair was living in Kailash Gehlot's house

Kailash Gehlot's name figures in the high-profile Delhi liquor scam case not only because he was part of the group of ministers behind the liquor policy, but also because he lives in the bungalow allotted to him in Vijay Nair Civil Lines of the Aam Aadmi Party. Were staying. The ED alleged that at the time the liquor policy was made, Aam Aadmi Party's communications in-charge Vijay Nair was living near the chief minister's residence and the residence officially belonged to Kailash Gehlot.

On today's inquiry by ED, Kailash Gehlot said that even today I am saying that I had no information about Vijay Nair staying at my house. I have always said that I never lived in my government-allotted bungalow because my wife and children did not want to move from Vasant Kunj. I never went to Civil Lines. I have told this to CBI also.

'I don't know anything about Goa election campaign'

Kailash Gehlot, in response to the question, said that he was never a part of the Goa election campaign, where the alleged proceeds of the liquor scam were promoted. Kailash Gehlot said, "I cannot comment on this as I was never a part of the planning of the Goa election campaign." He said that he had not faced Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.