Ruckus at Arvind Kejriwal’s press conference

Unidentified people created ruckus at India Against Corruption activist Arvind Kejriwal’s press conference that was held here on Wednesday.

Zeenews Bureau New Delhi: Unidentified people created ruckus at India Against Corruption (IAC) activist Arvind Kejriwal’s press conference that was held on Wednesday. “We knew that this will happen if we raise our voice against political leaders like Salman Khurshid and expose collusion between industrialists and political parties. If they think they can suppress our voice, then that is not going to happen. We will keep raising our voice against corruption,” said Kejriwal. In his third expose, Kejriwal attempted to expose the politician-industrialist nexus and directly named chairman of RIL, Mukesh Ambani as colluding with the Congress and the BJP to raise the price of gas in the country. Kejriwal started his press conference in the national capital with the Radia audio tapes which allegedly had conversation with the lobbyist and son-in-law of former PM of India Atal Bihari Vajpayee. The conversation purpotedly had them discussing portfolios of various ministers. The second audio tape had a conversation between Nira Radia and Mukesh Ambani, where the Reliance chairman is being asked if he was happy with the allocation of portfolios to certain ministers. Mukesh Ambani was quoted in the tape as saying that the Congress party was in his `pocket". Raking up the KG Basin issue, Kejriwal said that former oil minister Jaipal Reddy was removed in the latest Cabinet reshuffle because he was not toeing the line of Reliance and resisted the company`s attempt to raise the price of gas. (With Agency Inputs)