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Sisodia Questions ED Raids in Punjab, Alleges Targeting of AAP Workers and Traders
- •AAP leader Manish Sisodia questioned ED raids in Punjab, alleging they target traders, AAP workers, leaders, and government officials ahead of Assembly elections.
- •Sisodia claimed ED actions aim to create political pressure, with officials citing "orders from above" during searches.
- •He alleged the ED found no money or documents indicating corruption despite the raids, a claim not independently verified.
- •Sisodia accused the BJP-led Centre of using investigative agencies after failing to gain political ground in Punjab.
- •The AAP leader asserted the Bhagwant Mann government upholds "kattar imaandari" and that repeated ED searches would not uncover corruption evidence.
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Manish Sisodia alleged that the Enforcement Directorate raids in Punjab were targeting traders, Aam Aadmi Party workers, leaders, and government officials to exert political pressure ahead of the state Assembly elections, while claiming no money or corruption documents were found.
Manish Sisodia claimed that the BJP-led Centre turned to central investigative agencies like the ED to create pressure on Punjab's business and political community after failing to make political gains through its campaign in the state.
Manish Sisodia stated that the Bhagwant Mann government in Punjab continues to follow Arvind Kejriwal's principle of "kattar imaandari" or staunch honesty, asserting that repeated ED searches will not uncover any evidence of state government corruption.
