ED summons to CM Kejriwal just the beginning, says Atishi, claims BJP scared of AAP

New Delhi [India], November 3 (ANI): AAP leader and Delhi minister Atishi on Friday said the Enforcement Directorate (ED) summons to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is "just the beginning" as the agency will soon "summon other leaders" of the party.
Speaking at a press conference on Friday, the Delhi minister said, "ED's summons to our leader Arvind Kejriwal is just the beginning. They will summon more leaders from our party and raid their homes in the coming days. They will arrest more of our MLAs, ministers and MPs."
On the ED raid on fellow AAP leader and minister Raaj Kumar Anand's residence in Delhi's Patel Nagar area on Friday, Atish said, "The ED action only goes to show the BJP's growing unease with AAP's rise. They are afraid of AAP and Arvind Kejriwal. Our fears were proved right today as the ED raided the residence of our minister and MLA from Patel Nagar, Raaj Kumar Anand."
Kejriwal skipped the ED summons on Thursday and wrote to the agency, claiming his summons to be "motivated" and "unsustainable in law".
Addressing a public meeting in poll-bound Madhya Pradesh on Thursday, the Delhi CM said, "You can arrest Kejriwal but you confine our ideology and beliefs that many people hold dear, behind bars."
"They are issuing threats every day to arrest me. You can put Kejriwal in jail but you cannot confine our ideology and beliefs that thousands hold dear, behind bars. You have been ruling the country for ten years. Today, every child in the country is asking how many schools did they build in the country in ten years. How many mouths will you shut?" Kejriwal said during a roadshow in Singrauli, Madhya Pradesh, on Thursday.
The ED summoned the Delhi chief minister for questioning in a money laundering case linked to the alleged excise policy scam.
"The said summons is not clear as to the capacity in which I am being summoned i.e. as a witness or a suspect in the above-mentioned case. Please recall the said summons, which, to say the least, is vague and motivated and I am advised, unsustainable in law," Kejriwal stated in his letter to the ED. (ANI)