Will give proof if CM answers questions: AAP after cops deny raids at party’s Ahmedabad office
India Today
Hours after local police denied raids at the Aam Aadmi Party’s Ahmedabad office, party spokesperson Saurabh Bharadwaj said the AAP will give proof of the raid if Gujarat CM answered questions.
Hours after local police denied raids at the Aam Aadmi Party’s (AAP) Ahmedabad office, party spokesperson Saurabh Bharadwaj said the AAP would give proof of the raid if Gujarat CM Bhupendra Rajnikant Patel answered questions.
“Will give proof of the police raid at AAP's Ahmedabad office if Gujarat CM agrees to answer questions about it before the media,” Bharadwaj said.
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The party spokesperson alleged that police raided the AAP office in Ahmedabad without any court order and carried out illegal searches.
He claimed that the Ahmedabad Police denied the raid as they didn't find anything against the party.
He also said that Ahmedabad police denying raids made it clear that the ruling BJP was completely rattled by AAP's growing support in Gujarat.
AAP currently stands at position two among political parties in Gujarat, but will soon climb to number one and defeat the BJP in upcoming assembly polls, he said.
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