In fresh expose, Kapil Mishra alleges money laundering by Kejriwal
While holding a media conference, Mishra said: "I have with me all the documents that expose Arvind Kejriwal. I will share all details with you today. There were several financial irregularities during the time of election."
Claiming that there were massive corruption in Delhi while presenting slides of AAP's account details, Mishra said: "I am now going to give every single detail of how the party did not declare money that it received. They got 25 crores, but showed only 20. Where have the 5 crores gone?"
He showed another account details which showed a discrepancy of 15 crores.
He said the party had declared wrong details about their finances to the Election Commission.
"I am going to give you the bank documents of every single account. Then you can understand the difference between the money they have and what they had declared," said he.
Mishra said that the Income Tax has sent notice to Arvind Kejriwal regarding four companies he holds fraudulently.
"But he actually has hundreds of companies, which he holds illegally. There are crores of rupees in each of these company accounts. I will give you the authentic documents of each of these companies, including the details of all the shell companies that Arvind Kejriwal has opened," Mishra claimed.
He alleged that Kejriwal was converting black money to white via Axis bank.
"Here are the documents of the money that was neither declared nor reflected anywhere by Arvind Kejriwal and the Aam Aadmi Party," said Mishra, who was suspended from AAP as well.
The sacked minister had, earlier this week, undertaken a hunger strike against Kejriwal alleging corruption by the later.
Mishra recently created a stir when he alleged that he had witnessed witnessed Kejriwal accepting a bribe of Rs 2 crore.
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