Kapil Mishra says Arvind Kejriwal took Rs 2 crore cash bribe from Satyender Jain; BJP demands Delhi CM's arrest

New Delhi: Amid the escalating infighting within the AAP, ousted Delhi minister Kapil Mishra has 'exposed' AAP by revealing that Kejriwal took Rs 2 crore cash bribe from Satyender Jain. Here are all the LIVE updates:-

- Kejriwal became CM due to the fight against corruption in Delhi, and the news of allegations on him today is saddening: Anna Hazare

- Even Kejriwal's greatest enemies won't believe in Mishra's allegation: Kumar Vishwas  

- Youth Congress activists protest outside Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence, police use water cannons to disburse protesters.

Delhi: Youth Congress protest outside Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal's residence over Kapil Mishra's allegations, water cannons used pic.twitter.com/CgwLhV1odL — ANI (@ANI_news) May 7, 2017

- AAP leader Kumar Vishwas defended Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal over alleged corruption charges and said even Kejriwal's worst enemies can't imagine him to be corrupt.

- Soon after ousted Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Kapil Mishra made the startling revelation of being witness to Delhi Health Minister Satyendra Jain offering a Rs. 2 crore to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) asserted that it is time for the latter to be arrested and brought down from power.

- Speaking to ANI, Union Sports Minister and BJP leader Vijay Goel lashed out at the 'honest' AAP, alleging the party during its tenure has looted the people of Delhi.

- "They fought for corruption, initially. Now corruption charges are being levied against their party leaders. This should be taken into account and Kejriwal should be arrested immediately," Vijay Goel said.

- The Congress on Sunday demanded a probe against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal after sacked minister Kapil Mishra alleged the AAP convener was paid Rs 2 crore in cash by Satyender Jain

- The BJP on Sunday demanded Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's resignation after sacked minister Kapil Mishra alleged he took Rs 2 crore in cash from Health Minister Satyendar Jain.

- Kapil Mishra tweets after 'exposing' big corruption in AAP

कल तक सारी दुनिया को कह रहे थे कि EVM के कारण हारे चुनाव अब अचानक पानी का मुद्दा। मीडिया के सामने आने से क्यों बच रहे है @ArvindKejriwal — Kapil Mishra (@KapilMishraAAP) May 7, 2017

जिस दिन सत्येंद्र जैन जेल जाएंगे, मेरी एक एक बात सच साबित हो जाएगी। चंद दिनों का इंतजार
साँच को आंच नहीं — Kapil Mishra (@KapilMishraAAP) May 7, 2017

परसो देखा और कल सुबह खुल कर आवाज उठाई। एक दिन का भी इंतज़ार असंभव था। — Kapil Mishra (@KapilMishraAAP) May 7, 2017

 - Sacked Delhi Water Minister Kapil Mishra on Sunday alleged that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal accepted bribe of Rs 2 crore at his residence here.

 -Mishra said the cash was handed over to Kejriwal by AAP leader Satyendra Jain.

- "I have informed about this to Lt Governor Anil Baijal and will also inform all investigation agencies," Mishra told the media here.

- AAP leader and Delhi deputy CM Manish Sisodia rejects all the allegations levelled by Kapil Mishra

His allegations are not even worth responding to, they are so absurd and without any facts: Manish Sisodia,Delhi Dy CM on Kapil Mishra pic.twitter.com/FoJLcHZetB — ANI (@ANI_news) May 7, 2017

- Kapil Mishra says he has given the proof of Kejriwal-Jain corruption to Delhi LG and will give it to CBI and anti-corruption wing as well

- The land deal was of Rs 50 crore for a relative of Arvind Kejriwal, alleges Kapil Mishra

- Satyender got the land deal done, alleges Kapil Mishra

- Kapil Mishra alleges that Kejriwal took Rs 2 crore cash bribe from Satyender Jain 

- Kapil Mishra alleges that Kejriwal has taken bribes from Satyender Jain: Kapil Mishra

- I've seen Arvind Kejriwal accepting Rs 2 crore cash from Satyender Jain, alleges Kapil Mishra 

Parson maine Satyendra Jain ji ko Rs 2 crore Arvind Kejriwal ji ko dete huye dekha tha. Main poori raat so nahi paaya: Kapil Mishra — ANI (@ANI_news) May 7, 2017

- I've prepared report against Sheila Dikshit within a month after I was made minister: Kapil Mishra

When I became minister I sent a report against Sheila Dikshit to CM. What happened to that report after that everyone knows:Kapil Mishra pic.twitter.com/Zb8wr2SK6v — ANI (@ANI_news) May 7, 2017

- Kapil Mishra is speaking from Rajghat on water scam

- Will start eradicating corruption, says Kapil Mishra

- Kapil Mishra is speaking now - "Get energy from Gandhi ji." 

- Kapil Mishra reaches Rajghat to do BIG EXPOSE on AAP and corruption

- I've witnessed HIM taking illegal cash, tweets Kapil Mishra after meeting Delhi LG

i have witnessed HIM taking illegal cash.. have shared all details with Lt. Gov.
चुप रहना असंभव था। कुर्सी क्या प्राण भी जाये तो जाए — Kapil Mishra (@KapilMishraAAP) May 7, 2017

- Kapil Mishra says he will expose corruption in AAP at 11:30 AM

- Kapil Mishra meets Delhi LG Anil Baijal

- Kumar Vishwas reaches Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal's residence

- I am founder member of AAP and will always remain in the party: AAP leader Kapil Mishra on the question of joining BJP

- Kapil Mishra says he will do a BIG EXPOSE at 11:30 AM on Sunday

- On being asked on the possibility of him willing to join the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), he said, "I am one of the founding members of AAP and will always be in the party, those who are corrupt will be sacked from the party" Mishra told the reporters here ahead of his meeting, adding that he will unveil his expose at 11:30 a.m.

- Earlier on Saturday, Shortly after being removed from the Delhi Cabinet, Mishra said he may have been axed for saying he would submit the names of those people involved in the tanker scam to the Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB).

- "It has nothing to do with the MCD polls, and till now, I have not received any official confirmation so far. But I met Arvind Kejriwal this morning, and I said that it has been a year since the report on the tanker scam was tabled and no action has been taken," Mishra told ANI.

- "I had told him that I will submit the names of the responsible persons to the Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB)," Mishra added.

- He said he would expose the names involved in the tanker scam on Sunday.

- However, sources close to Kejriwal claim that Mishra did not meet the Chief Minister and neither had he submitted any papers related to the tanker scam.

- "I have also written a letter to the ACB and have sought appointment from them. I will expose everyone involved in the scam and will apprise the ACB," he added.

- He also denied that he was ousted for supporting AAP leader Kumar Vishwas.

- Mishra tweeted that he was the only minister who has not come under the CBI scanner and has not been charged with corruption.

- "I am the only minister with no corruption charges. No CBI enquiry against me," he said.

- This decision came soon after the AAP suffered a humiliating defeat at the hands of the BJP in the recently concluded MCD polls.

- Recently, a rift developed within the party after Amanatulla Khan had alleged that Vishwas was planning a coup against Kejirwal. Vishwas had threatened to quit the party before Kejriwal and other senior AAP leaders managed to assuage his hurt feelings and appointed him in charge of the AAP's affairs in Rajasthan.

- Meanwhile, Rajendra Gautam and Kailash Gahlot have been included in the Delhi Cabinet.

- Mishra was believed to be close to Vishwas. Earlier, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said, "Water management was not up to the mark. Kapil Mishra made a lot of effort. The Chief Minister decided to bring in Kailash Gahlot in his place."

- He added that two persons have been included in the Cabinet now-- Kailash Gahlot and Rajendra Gautam for a post which was vacant.

- Speculation and rumours, however, are afloat that axing of Mishra from the Delhi Cabinet was an attempt by Chief Minister Kejriwal and Deputy Chief Minister Sisodia to send a veiled message across to the Vishwas camp that to quell any sort of dissent.

- Rumors are abound that the AAP is currently bifurcated into two camps, one led by Kejriwal and the other by Kumar Vishwas. The political impact of today's axing of a key associate and minister is yet to unravel.