Will cooperate, says Arvind Kejriwal as CBI team reaches Manish Sisodia’s residence
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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal took to Twitter to support his deputy Manish Sisodia after a CBI team reached his residence on Friday.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal extended his support to his deputy Manish Sisodia after a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) team reached his residence on Friday morning.
Taking to Twitter, CM Kejriwal said, “The day when the Delhi education model was praised and Manish Sisodia's picture printed on the front page of America's largest newspaper NYT, on the same day, the Centre sent CBI to his home”.
Kejriwal added, “Welcome to CBI. Will cooperate fully. There have been many tests/raids in the past as well. Nothing came out. Still nothing will come out”.
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