Before the AAP-led government resigned this month, it had ordered the Anti-Corruption Branch to register an FIR against Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani and Union Petroleum Minister Veerappa Moily over irregularities in pricing of gas from Krishna-Godavari basin.
Kejriwal had even alleged that the BJP and Congress had colluded to bring down his government after he registered an FIR against Ambani. The former Delhi Chief Minister has also written letters to Modi and Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi asking them to come clean over the issue.
”The party has been more careful about the words used in the letters to both Modi and Gandhi. It reads like Kejriwal is asking questions over the gas issue, but also covers a host of other pricking issues like party funds,” a party source said.
Reliance gas pricing to be major issue in AAP manifesto
New Delhi: The Reliance gas pricing issue is likely to find a place in Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) manifesto as the new party has already indicated that it will be among the major issues to
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