Delhi Liquor Policy Case News Live Updates: 'I'll quit politics if BJP wins even 10 seats,' Kejriwal dares PM Modi to hold fresh Delhi polls

In a bold statement amidst the ongoing Delhi Liquor Policy controversy, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to conduct fresh elections in Delhi. Kejriwal declared that he would exit politics if the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) managed to secure even 10 seats. This daring challenge comes as tensions rise over allegations of corruption in the city's excise policy, which has been a focal point of political and legal battles. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) had previously leveled accusations against 23 individuals, claiming that a sum of Rs 100 crore was exchanged to manipulate the excise policy in favor of certain stakeholders. However, the defense counsel effectively countered these allegations, casting doubt on the prosecution's claims and questioning the evidence presented. This development has further intensified the political discourse in the capital, with parties exchanging barbs over the legitimacy of the claims. As the case unfolds, the political landscape in Delhi remains charged, with Kejriwal's latest challenge adding fuel to the fire. The demand for fresh elections is seen as a strategic move by the Aam Aadmi Party to consolidate its position while questioning the BJP's influence in the region. The unfolding events will likely have significant implications for the political dynamics in Delhi, as all eyes remain on how the central government responds to this challenge.

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