‘After Jain & Sisodia, next would be Kejriwal’s turn,’ says BJP MP Manoj Tiwari (VIDEO)

New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Manoj Tiwari, in a conversion on Rajat Sharma’s show last evening, lashed out over mis-governance & alleged corruption in Delhi government and asserted that Arvind Kejriwal would be next after his former cabinet colleagues Satyendra Jain & Manish Sisodia.

Manoj Tiwari, speaking in Rajat Sharma’s show, said that Arvind Kejriwal would soon follow his former ministers Jain & Sisodia, who are currently behind bars in money laundering & Delhi excise policy scam.

“Today I want to tell you, after Satyendar Jain and Manish Sisodia, Teesri Jo Baari Hai, Woh Arvind Kejriwal Ki Hai,” said Manoj Tiwari.

The BJP MP was replying on questions of alleged quid pro quo deal in allotting liquor licenses and said that the new excise policy saw huge financial irregularities during implementation.

Hinting that Kejriwal govt colluded with liquor mafias for monetary gains while rolling out new excise policy, Tiwari questioned the rationale behind Delhi Chief Minister doing a face-time with liquor trader and also pitching for one of the key accused Vijay Nair.

“A man speaking on phone via Facetime video is telling a liquor trader, ‘Vijay Nair Hamara Khaas Aadmi Hai, Aap 100 crore rupaye de do usko, We will take care”, said the BJP leader.

He further added, “they destroyed 171 cell phones, but 13 cell phones were left. WhatsApp chats were available from those 13 cell phones.”

He also tore into Kejriwal for rallying behind his tainted ministers and terming them ‘kattar imaandaars’ despite court making harsh observations against them.

“Judges have refused bail to their former ministers. Sisodia went to jail, Had he been innocent, he would have got bail by now,” Tiwari said.

The BJP MP attacked Kejriwal government on multiple other issues including latter’s Clean Yamuna pledge and providing good governance in Punjab. He said that despite tall claims, the AAP was failing on all counts and will soon be voted out by the people.