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Did Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal puts entire blame on Manish Sisodia in liquor case? Read Fact Check.

Kamran Khan June 27, 2024
Liquor Case

Liquor Case

On social media, a statement is going viral of Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal. While sharing the statement users claim that Arvind Kejriwal puts the entire blame for the Delhi Liquor Scam on Manish Sisodia.

Fact Check:

On investigation, DFRAC found a tweet from the official X account of AamAadmiParty mentioning “During the hearing in the court, the judge himself exposed the fake news being planted by BJP’s CBI, no such statement has been given by Kejriwal as CBI is claiming: Judge”.

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Furthermore, we also found a report on News24 stating, Kejriwal: “I said no one is guilty. Even Sisodia is not guilty”.  

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Conclusion:

It is evident from the DFRAC fact check that Arvind Kejriwal did not put the entire blame on Manish Sisodia. Therefore, the claim of social media users is fake.

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