Aam Aadmi Party's Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh alleged that a "deep conspiracy" is being hatched against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and any kind of accident can happen with him in prison. At India TV's Chunav Manch programme, he also claimed that the BJP could stoop to the level of even killing someone and demanded action against officials allegedly involved in the "conspiracy to jeopardise the life" of Kejriwal.
On Insulin row
AAP leader Singh said the Delhi chief minister takes insulin for diabetes. If insulin is not given on time, a diabetic person can die, he said and asked, "Why is his (Kejriwal's) life being played with at the behest of the BJP and why is insulin not being provided to him?" The AAP Rajya Sabha MP also slammed BJP leaders for "making fun" of Kejriwal suffering diabetes and added that "misleading" news about the Delhi chief minister was being spread through the media. The leader also alleged that for Kejriwal's insulin row, the AAP had to knock on Delhi court doors and the AIIMS to get him the medicine. He directly alleged that the BJP-led Central government wants to 'finish Kejriwal.'
'False case against Kejriwal'
Sanjay Singh lashed out at the BJP, terming the money laundering case against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal as the 'biggest conspiracy'. "I have been saying that the whole matter is the biggest political conspiracy in the country's politics after independence," alleged Singh, adding that this matter was 'created under a deep conspiracy'. "The motive behind it was not to probe any scandal but to topple the AAP government in Delhi," he claimed. Referring to Kejriwal's case, the AAP leader alleged that 'false' witnesses have been created and "baseless" accusations have been made. "We are fully confident that Kejriwal will soon get justice from the Supreme Court," he said.
'Constitution will be finished'
Rapid fire round
During his rapid-fire round, Sanjay Singh said that Kejriwal would be the chief minister of Delhi and the INDIA bloc is going to cross 300 seats. He also said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would remembered as a 'dictator' amid Modi-Modi chants. He also called Arvind Kejriwal a 'visionary leader,' and termed Manish Sisodia as India's best Education Minister. He called himself a 'revolutionary leader.' He concluded his session by saying people's response to BJP's 400-par slogan is 'tadipaar, tadipaar, tadipaar'
