Turmoil as AAP promises action after sting on candidates
New Delhi: Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party has requested a website MediaSarkar.com to provide unedited footage of the purported sting conducted on its candidates, in which they have been shown expressing willingness to accept unaccounted
Here are excerpts from this sting operation:
Shazia Ilmi Sting:
Reporter – We want to hurt the image of a company. We are trying to find out the loopholes of that company. We are also planning a dharna. It will really help us if you could attend this dharna for 5 minutes.
Shazia: If you have any solid documents against them then we can manage it on our own.
Reporter: What if we have no legal documents? We want to do something.
Shazia: Then we can't do anything.
Reporter: Ok…What about donation process?
Shazia: You can give us cash or cheque. Everything will go in AAP account. We'll give you receipt.
Reporter: See we don't want receipt. We can pay only up to 10 in cheque, rest will be in cash.
Shazia: OK…cash will do.
Reporter: If you'll give us receipt then our company's name will come out and it will create problems for us. So can we pay in the name of somebody else?
Shazia: What you can do is to pay directly to our volunteers. They have their fixed salaries around 20K each. They are 4-5 in numbers. We'll manage that.
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