Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has been summoned by the Enforcement Directorate for questioning in the liquor policy case.
Earlier in an interview with news agency ANI, Mallikarjun Kharge stands with the Delhi government as he reveals he opposed the Ordinance.
In his statement, Kharge says “This is not about just one person. If the democracy and Constitution of the country suffer a blow, it becomes our responsibility to unite and work together to save democracy & Constitution. No individual is bigger than the country.”
After witnessing the interview of Kharge, the Delhi CM Kejriwal came forward and thanks the 80-year-old politician for his support. Kejriwal took to his Twitter and penned “Thank u Kharge ji for standing wid the people of Delhi. This ordinance is anti-India and anti-national and ought to be fought tooth and nail.”
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