Germany shows mirror to India over Arvind Kejriwal in liquor inquiry
India terms comment as interference in internal matters
Berlin: Germany shows mirror to India over Arvind Kejriwal in liquor inquiry, saying that the Germany has taken serious not of the incident and terms it an unlawful act to suppress voice against BJP Government.
According to Kashmir Media Service, German foreign ministry during official briefing responded to a question regarding the Berlin’s stand over illegal detention of Arvind Kejriwal, the Delhi Chief Minister’s by Modi-led BJP Government, before the Lok Sabha elections.
The foreign ministry spokesperson said that Germany had taken note of the case. “We have taken note, India is a democratic country. We assume and expect that the standards relating to independence of Judiciary and basic democratic principles will also be applied in this case.
Like anyone facing accusations, Mr Kejriwal is entitled to a fair and impartial trial, this includes he can make use of all available legal avenues without restrictions. The presumption of innocence is a central element of the rule of law and must apply to him,” the spokesperson maintained.
Meanwhile, Delhi Minister Gopal Rai said all party MLAs, office-bearers are trying to gather at Shaheedi Park to protest against the BJP – which the Aam Aadmi Party alleges is misusing central agencies to target the opposition leaders.
Representatives of the INDIA bloc will also take part in the protest that will see candle marches as well as the burning of effigies.
Security has been increased along the roads leading to Shaheedi Park as the police prepare for the huge protest. Traffic may also be hit in parts of central Delhi due to heavy barricading, officials said.
