Sukesh Chandrasekhar, who is lodged in Delhi’s Tihar Jail on charges of corruption under the Prevention of Corruption and Money Laundering Act (PMLA), maintained that his allegations were true and alleged that he was receiving constant threats and pressure from the AAP to withdraw his complaint. to First Lieutenant VK Saxen. “Kejriwal Ji, if any of my issues raised to Delhi LG turn out to be incorrect as you and your associates have said, I am ready to be hanged. But if the complaint is proven to be true, you will resign and leave politics forever,” the fraudster wrote in his latest letter, which was released by his lawyer.
In an open challenge to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, jailed fraudster Sukesh Chandrashekhar on Tuesday released another piercing letter, saying he was “ready to be hanged” if corruption allegations were untrue. He dared the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) supremo to prove him wrong or “resign and leave politics forever”.”I kept quiet and ignored everything but for your constant threats and pressure from the jail authorities and Mr. Jain asking me to provide funds during the Punjab and Goa polls, brazenly even when I was under investigation,” he continued, rejecting the allegation AAP that they “spew lies”.
In his letter, Sukesh questioned why he was forced by the prison authorities to withdraw his earlier complaint if it was not true. “Kejriwal Ji, why Mr. Jain kept asking me to withdraw the complaint… Why was I kept being threatened… Why fear of investigation? What are you afraid of when you are right?” he asked. In his complaint to the LG last month, fraudster Sukesh had accused Delhi Minister Satyendar Jain of extorting ₹10 crore from him. He also accused Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal of seeking “₹50 crore for Rajya Sabha nomination” and the alleged involvement of former DG Sandeep Goel and the prison administration.
The AAP alleged that it was trying to tarnish the party’s image at the behest of the BJP, alleging that they were using it to their advantage, fearing the prospect of losing the Gujarat Assembly elections and the Delhi MCD polls – both scheduled for early December. “Kejriwal ji don’t say all this is being done for election let me tell you something and give you some advice. You know me very well. You and Mr. Jain are one of the few people who know me very well, so don’t hallucinate that you won’t provide proof against everything I said or you won’t testify,” Sukesh said in apparent bravado to Delhi. chief minister
“Please Kejriwal ji, don’t dream of winning the election because people can see everything, your drama will no longer work; your karma, your lies, you will surely be badly beaten,” he wrote. This is the third letter the scammer has posted. In his earlier letter, released by his lawyer on Monday, he had asked the CBI to investigate the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). “Let me file an FIR as the pressure is too much and any untoward event may take place before the truth about AAP is revealed,” he said.
