AAP leader Ashutosh also criticised BJP for questioning the timing of the sting operation saying the main issue was whether the mosque was "deliberately demolished or not".
"Why is BJP questioning the timing of the sting? Only because now the truth has come out? They might call it 'Congress-sponsored' but they owe an explanation," he told reporters during a roadshow here.
"The question is not whether the timing of the 'sting' is right or wrong. The question is whether Babri Masjid was deliberately demolished or not. BJP should explain this. They are not questioning the 'contents' of the sting but only talking about its timing," he said.
The investigation claimed that the entire "sabotage" was planned with so much secrecy that no government agency got a wind of it. After many years of investigation, the CBI has not been able to find clinching, corroborative evidence against all those 40 it has made accused in its chargesheet, it claimed.
Asked about yesterday's attack on Kejriwal at a public rally, Ahustosh denied it being a "publicity stunt".
"It was not a publicity stunt. The other parties are scared of us and that is why they called it publicity stunt," he said.
"We will come with a clean majority in Amethi. Media might say that we have lost public support. But you need to go to Amethi to see what the reality is," Vishwas said.
He also rejected results of opinion poll about AAP's sucess in Lok Sabha polls saying, "We were given five seats by opinion polls in Delhi assembly polls but the results were evident. The same would be repeated in the upcoming elections too.
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