Activist-politician Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday once again trained his guns on the Congress and the BJP by terming himself deadlier than dengue. "I am deadlier than dengue, if I will bite the Congress and the BJP, they would face problems, (sic)" Kejriwal said in New Delhi, a day after related stories
Black money allegations: Congress slams Kejriwal
accusing industrialists and politicians of stashing money in Swiss banks.
Kejriwal has targeted Mukesh and Anil Ambani, Congress MP Annu Tandon, the Dabur family and Naresh Goyal, founder of Jet Airways, alleging that they held accounts in HSBC Bank's Geneva branch. The bank and all of those targeted by Kejriwal have denied any wrongdoing.
The Congress on Saturday slammed Kejriwal saying he is only interested in defaming people by levelling charges of financial wrongdoing.
"By levelling allegations before the media he can only defame somebody but cannot get anything substantial out of it. This shows that he is only interested in defaming people," Congress spokesperson Rashid Alvi told reporters.
Alvi said that if Kejriwal had any evidence he should go to the government or any government agency.
"If anybody has done anything wrong, law will take its own course," he said.
Kejriwal on Friday accused industrialists Mukesh and Anil Ambani, Jet Airways chief Naresh Goyal, Congress MP Annu Tandon and several other Indians held accounts in HSBC Bank's Geneva branch. The bank and all of those targeted by Kejriwal have denied any wrongdoing.
source: hindustantimes.com