Arvind Kejriwal Terms ED Summons 'Illegal' And Alleges BJP Misuse Of Power

Trouble mounts for Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal. The Enforcement Directorate has announced that it will issue another summons to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. This statement from the agency comes amid rumors that the ED might raid the AAP supremo's residence and arrest him today. In response to the Enforcement Directorate, the Chief Minister has termed the notice as illegal. He also claimed that the ruling BJP is misusing the ED and CBI to imprison politicians who defy the BJP. He added that while the ED and CBI are targeting opposition leaders, they are lenient towards corrupt politicians within the BJP. Remember, Arvind Kejriwal was first summoned by the ED on November 2nd. He did not appear, choosing instead to hold an election roadshow in Madhya Pradesh ahead of the polls. The AAP convener was again summoned on December 21st, but he did not appear, opting to go for Vipassana. Kejriwal also skipped the agency's third summons on Wednesday, citing it as illegal.