Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal submitted a response to the Directorate of Enforcement’s (ED) affidavit to the Supreme Court on Saturday, asserting that there is “no proof or material” indicating that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) received funds or illicit kickbacks from the South group, let alone utilized them during the Goa election campaign.
“Not a single Rupee was traced back to the AAP, and the allegations put forth in this regard are devoid of any tangible evidence, rendering them vague and baseless without any corroboration,” Kejriwal responded to the affidavit submitted by ED.
“No proof of even any cash payment was given. There exists no proof or material demonstrating that the AAP received funds or advanced kickbacks from the South group, let alone utilized them in the Goa election campaign. Not a single Rupee was traced back to the AAP, and the allegations put forth in this regard are devoid of any tangible evidence, rendering them vague, baseless without any corroboration,” as mentioned in the affidavit.
