Amid mounting political tensions in Delhi, accusations over a liquor scam have resurfaced with BJP and AAP leaders exchanging sharp remarks. BJP’s Anurag Thakur questioned why the CAG report, which allegedly highlights discrepancies in Kejriwal’s governance, has not been made public. He challenged Kejriwal to release the report, claiming that its contents would expose significant financial misconduct, including a ₹2,600 crore loss. Thakur also criticized the AAP government for allegedly ignoring expert advice and bypassing necessary procedures in the liquor policy. In response, AAP leaders rejected these claims and questioned the authenticity of BJP’s accusations. The exchange has intensified ahead of the 2025 Delhi elections, with both sides using the issue to rally support and further their political agendas.
