Do you think Arvind Kejriwal shielded Sharad Pawar?

GN Bureau | October 19, 2012



After making a series of expose on corrupt politicians, Arvind Kejriwal was at the receiving end with his former aide and lawyer-activist YP Singh accusing him of suppressing the "Lavasa scandal" allegedly involving Sharad Pawar and his close relatives. Singh said both he and Kejriwal were members of the People's Commission of Inquiry, a fact-finding committee on Lavasa. He said Kejriwal had 80 percent of information on Lavasa involving Pawar but he kept silent probably because NCP is not important in Delhi. While Kejriwal has appreciated Singh for his good work, he said he was clueless as to what made Singh speak against him.

Do you think Arvind Kejriwal is shielding Sharad Pawar?

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