Kejriwal slams BJP for toppling many state govts

New Delhi: Accusing the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of toppling the elected government in states, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday said there is a serial killer in the city who is committing one murder after the other.
Speaking at Delhi Legislative Assembly, Kejriwal said, "They toppled several governments in the country till date - Goa, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Assam, Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur and Meghalaya. There is a serial killer in the city who is committing one murder after the other. People choose a government, they topple it." The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government will bring the confidence motion in the House on Monday to prove that no party MLA has defected and for that purpose, the special session of the Delhi Assembly has been extended by one day.
"It is being said that they broke away a number of MLAs. I received phone calls, people asked me if everything is alright. I would like to bring a Confidence Motion in House to show people that not even one went away, that BJP's Operation Lotus became "Operation keechad" here," said Kejriwal.
On the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) raid at his deputy Manish Sisodia's residence over the Delhi Excise policy, Kejriwal said that the central agency could not find a single penny.
"The raid continued for 14 hours but not a single penny was found. No jewellery was found, no cash was found, no documents of any land or property were found and no incriminating document was found - nothing was found. It was a false raid," stated the Delhi Chief Minister.
He alleged that the Centre would fabricate false cases against AAP leaders before the Gujarat Assembly polls.
"All anti-national forces have come together against Delhi's AAP govt, ours is the most popular government. These forces want to break us but all our MLAs are together. They will fabricate false cases against us till the Gujarat polls," said Kejriwal.
"We have calculated that 277 MLAs have come to their party (BJP), now if they would have given Rs 20 crore to each MLA then they have bought MLAs worth Rs 5,500 crore. That is why, there is inflation as they are using all the money to buy MLAs at expense of the common man," he added.
His remarks came in wake of the reports of AAP MLAs being unreachable ahead of a crucial meeting at Chief Minister Kejriwal's residence. (ANI)