Delhi Police Serve Notice to Kejriwal Over MLA Poaching Allegations

The AAP accuses the BJP of attempting to buy MLAs, while the BJP demands evidence and considers legal action.

Delhi Police's Crime Branch visited Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence to serve a notice regarding his allegations that the BJP attempted to buy AAP MLAs.
The AAP alleges the BJP offered Rs 25 crore each to seven MLAs to switch sides, a claim the BJP has labeled as baseless.
Kejriwal has been summoned by the Enforcement Directorate five times in connection with a separate alleged corruption case but has skipped all summons.
BJP demands Kejriwal to provide evidence for his poaching allegations, while AAP leaders claim the BJP is also trying to get Kejriwal arrested in a fake liquor scam case.
The political tension escalates as both parties accuse each other, with AAP alleging a conspiracy to topple the Kejriwal government and BJP consulting experts for legal action.