Aam Aadmi Party’s Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal on Thursday, May 23, said she was ready to take narco and polygraph tests in the matter of alleged assault by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s personal secretary Bibhav Kumar. She said she was not giving a “clean chit to anyone”, noting Kejriwal was at his Civil Lines residence on May 13 morning when she was assaulted.
“I am ready to undergo a polygraph and narco test,” Maliwal told an agency today.
Recounting the alleged assault, she said she had gone to meet Kejriwal at his residence around 9 am and was asked to wait.
She said she was not giving a “clean chit to anyone”, noting Kejriwal was at his Civil Lines residence on May 13 morning when she was assaulted.
“I am ready to undergo a polygraph and narco test,” Maliwal told an agency today.
Recounting the alleged assault, she said she had gone to meet Kejriwal at his residence around 9 am and was asked to wait.
On the videos released by AAP that show her sitting calmly, Maliwal said, “When he saw a call had been made to 112, he summoned security and began making the video. The video is over 10 minutes long, but only a small part has been released. I told officials how I was beaten. I said I would leave when cops arrive but I wasn’t heard.” She said fearful of the consequences, she first hesitated to make the matter public.
“When media began calling, I got scared because I did not want the issue to be politicised during the Lok Sabha elections. Sanjay Singh even condemned the incident saying Kejriwal had taken cognisance and would take action. But the party took a U-turn and said I was being blackmailed by the BJP over a 2016 corruption case,” said Maliwal.
“My friends are being pressured to share personal photos of me dancing. Party workers in the US were asked to send my photos…If they wanted the Rajya Sabha seat, if they had asked for it with love, I would have given up my life. However, no matter who comes to power, I will not resign now,” said Maliwal. Source: TNS
Ready for polygraph, narco test in assault case: Swati Maliwal
