Kejriwal's letter came a week after AAP leader Ashutosh was summoned by the women's body for his controversial blog in which he had defended sacked Delhi minister Sandeep Kumar over an "objectionable" CD, saying it was a "consensual" act and that he had done no wrong.
"My government is the first in our parliamentary history which has sacked three of its ministers when prima facie evidence of impropriety came to the fore. However, it is a matter of deep regret ...Politically motivated cases are being foisted upon AAP legislators," he said in the letter.
In the letter, Kejriwal also raked up the "snoopgate" issue when Modi was Chief Minister of Gujarat.
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