"Kejriwal and his party had cried hoarse about the alleged corruption of Delhi's former Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit, but had found nothing during their 15 months' rule," he claimed in a statement here.
"Now suddenly they woke up and charged her of corruption and surprisingly the Lieutenant Governor took no time to forward the complaint to the ACB. Both Modi and Kejriwal have ganged up against Congress and their true colours have been revealed," Amarinder alleged.
The report by a committee of the Delhi Jal Board was sent to Jung by the AAP government for probe by either CBI or Delhi's ACB following persistent demand by city BJP leader Vijender Gupta.
"It is a classic example of Kejriwal proposing and Modi disposing," Amarinder remarked and claimed, "Jung, who otherwise never agrees to or accepts any proposal of Kejriwal, forwarded his politically motivated complaint to the ACB.
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