Hitting back at the AAP for cornering its East Delhi candidate Gautam Gambhir on the allegation that he had double entries in voters list, the BJP sought answer from Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for allegedly having three voter identity cards in 2013.
A BJP spokesperson also claimed that Kejriwal's wife currently held three voter identity cards one each for Delhi, UP and West Bengal.
AAP spokesperson Saurabh Bhardwaj said that the chief minister's wife is a private person out of politics and added, "Even then, if BJP wants to equate the two cases, let both Gautam Gambhir and Mrs Kejriwal be disqualified from 2019 elections."
The AAP candidate from East Delhi Atishi demanded "disqualification" of Gambhir, saying "a criminal complaint has been filed against Gambhir in Tis Hazari Court."
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