'Kejriwal crossed all limits in speaking lies': Delhi BJP chief slams Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal

Crime Branch officials reached the residence of Delhi Minister Atishi on February 4 to serve a notice in connection with allegations that the BJP was attempting to "poach" Aam Aadmi Party MLAs. Sources said Ms. Atishi was not present at her residence. The Minister, however, has given directions to her office staff to receive the notice, sources in the AAP said. "The team will go again to serve notice to Atishi. This morning she was not present at her residence," a senior officer of Delhi Police Crime Branch said. This comes a day after Crime Branch officials served a notice to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, asking him to reply within three days in a probe into his claims that the BJP attempted to poach seven AAP MLAs. #MLAPoachingCase #ArvindKejriwal #BJP #AAP #DelhiPoliceNotice #AtishiResidence #LegalProceedings #PoliticalTurmoil #LegalNotice #DelhiPolitics #GovernmentEthics #LawAndOrder #PoliticalScandal #PublicFigureNotice #AtishiAlert #MLAAllegations #LegalActions #PoliticalAccountability #DelhiLawEnforcement #NoticeServed #PoliticalIntegrity #PublicOfficeResponsibility #LegalCompliance ~HT.292~GR.125~PR.152~ED.101~