“Who plays cricket here?” he asked pointing towards the crowd. “In Delhi there was massive corruption in cricket. You must have heard of DDCA. It was heavily corrupt. Youngsters used to come to me and complain that money is sought for selection.”
His deputy Sisodia too,
while speaking to reporters outside his residence, had said the defamation case against Kejriwal was filed as he had launched a probe into “corruption” prevalent in the Delhi and District Cricket Administration (DDCA).
“When they challenged something which was being probed by the government then the lawyers bill has to be paid by the government. It was not Arvind Kejriwal’s personal case.
Sisodia also raised question over the timing of the issue being raked up.
“The case has been on for the last one and a half years. But why is it being talked about now? Because they have found themselves in a spot over the EVM controversy,” he said.
