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A |     New Delhi, Oct 16 (UNI) Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia on Sunday said that he has been summoned by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in an ongoing investigation into alleged irregularities in Delhi excise policy case.

Sisodia tweeted and wrote: “CBI raid was conducted at my house for 14 hours, nothing came out. Searched my bank locker, nothing came out in it. They did not find anything in my village."

"Now they have called me to CBI Headquarters at 11 am tomorrow. I will go and give my full cooperation. Satyamev Jayate," Sisodia added.

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Atishi said that Sisodia will be arrested if he goes to CBI Headquarters.

Atishi, in a media briefing, said, "Tomorrow Manish Sisodia will be arrested if he goes to CBI Headquarters. Till today the CBI has not been able to tell what was found from Manish?"

"CBI-ED has engaged 400-500 officers to investigate the fake scam but they have not found even corruption of Re one," she added.

"It is not a matter of Excise policy, there are elections in Gujarat, and the BJP’s graph falls after Manish ji’s rally. I warn BJP, if Sisodia is arrested then AAP’s graph will increase faster," she added.

Recently, CBI had conducted a search of Punjab National Bank locker of Sisodia at Ghaziabad in an alleged irregularities in Delhi excise policy case.

On August 19, CBI conducted a raid at the residence of Sisodia, after 14 hours of raid the probe agency still did not disclose anything whether they found any evidence or not from his house.

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