AAP's Delhi unit convenor Dilip Pandey said, "Now that he (Jung) has enough time, he must be reading spy-thrillers to say this."
Pandey said the Centre has numerous agencies under it to probe the allegations and it is free to do so.
In an interview to India Today TV yesterday, Jung had said Kejriwal may face "criminal charges" over irregularities found by the Shunglu Commission in the decisions taken by the AAP government, alleging "nepotism and gross favouritism".
Attacking the BJP over the on-going strike in the East MCD by sanitation workers for non-payment of their salaries, Pandey said while the AAP dispensation is being attacked for not implementing the Fourth Finance Commission, it does not ask the Centre the same question.
"We have said that it will implement the Fourth Finance Commission Report, under which the MCD is to get to money from the Delhi government. But while demanding the implementation of the report, the BJP conveniently forgets that the Centre is to give the government some share of revenue. Its only after that, that the report will be implemented," Pandey said.
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