The AAP, the press release said, has reached the conclusion, that taking any decision against any candidate relying on the CD will go against the fundamental principles of natural justice. This CD appears to be part of a sponsored campaign against the politics of honesty, it said. In coming days, more such things could take place, the party cautioned.
Like other main parties, AAP does not want to enter legal labyrinth, and since the people of the country believe in the Election Commission, it requests the EC to investigate the charges (preferably within 48 hours) and tell the nation whether any candidate has violated law. If the EC holds any candidate guilty, AAP will retired that candidate from the race, and we believe the party will come out shining from this 'test of fire' (agni pareeksha), the press release said.
The sting operation was carried out by the website against 7 AAP candidates contesting Delhi assembly polls including Shazia Ilmi.
