Indicating its intention to raise the heat on AAP over the issue, the three Delhi BJP MLAs -- Vijender Gupta, O P Sharma and Jagdish Pradhan -- submitted a memorandum to Jung and demanded the dismissal of Tomar from the Cabinet.
"Jung today assured Gupta that he would seek report from Delhi government regarding the matter pertaining to fake certificates of Law and Justice Minister Jitender Singh Tomar. He further assured of appropriate action on the basis of the report," a statement from Gupta's office said.
"It is ironical that Kejriwal, who swears by honesty and transparency has not taken any action till today against a man, who has committed a clear cut forgery.
"Since Kejriwal has grossly failed to maintain high moral standards in public life, the Opposition had no option but to approach the Lt Governor and request him to intervene in the matter," it added.
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