Hours after BJP President Amit Shah and Finance Minister Arun Jaitley released Modi's BA and MA degrees, Kejriwal claimed documents relating to the Prime Minister's graduation have been sealed by the Delhi University and wondered why it was not implementing the CIC order in the matter.
"Docs in DU have been sealed. BJP presents Farzi docs in a PC n gets real records sealed? Why? Implement CIC order. Allow inspection," Kejriwal tweeted.
"Nakal ke liye bhi akal ki zarurat hai (One needs brains even to copy). The BA marksheet is dated 1978 while the degree is of the year 1979. His name in the BA marksheet is Narendra Kumar Damodardas Modi while in Masters degree, it is Narendra Damoderdas Modi," said the AAP leader.
He further said, "1975 marksheet has the PM's name as Narendra Kumar Damodardas Modi, the 1976 one spells it as Narendra Damoderdas Modi and the 1977 one spells it as Narendra Damodardas Mody.
The BJP called the discrepancies clerical errors.
Ashutosh said striking off the part of one's name was not possible without an affidavit and asked Jaitley and Shah to produce copy of the affidavit.
AAP also issued a statement in which it raised several
questions.
"If degree is of the same student, why did the name and the roll no. Change from 1977 to 1978? Was there a change of name executed? Why was there a change of roll no.?" it asked.
"The degree in 1983 appears to have been prepared by someone who doesn't usually do the task; missing roll no. And use of extraneous 'Entire' is glaring," it said.
The AAP said its leaders will visit Delhi university's Chief Public Information Officer's office tomorrow to get details of Modi's BA degree and even asked Shah and Jaitley to join them.
The AAP leader Ashutosh also claimed Modi had failed once in BA.
He said he has filed an RTI application seeking copies of enrolment register and convocation register from Delhi University.
The CIC had asked the DU and Gujarat University to provide information on Modi's degrees based on a letter by Kejriwal.
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