The MP from Bihar also appeared to be taking a dig at Jaitley over his reported description of him as a “Trojan horse”. “Not a Trojan horse but Achilles’ heel; wait till I unmask the ‘behroopiya’ (impostor),” Azad tweeted.
“Will expose biggest DDCA corruption with audio-visual tomorrow [Sunday] at 4 pm,” he said in another tweet and quoted a poem by party stalwart Atal Bihari Vajpayee to suggest that he will carry on and not “concede” defeat.
BJP chief Amit Shah on Friday had called Azad to impress upon him that he should not go ahead with his charges at a time when opposition parties, especially the Aam Aadmi Party, have gone after Jaitley over the alleged corruption in the DDCA when he headed the cricket body.
Azad had, however, later reiterated his decision of holding a press conference on Sunday.
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