CBI sealed on CM Arvind Kejriwal office today

NEW DELHI: Central  Bureau of Investigation has  sealed on Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal ' s office today early in the morning. As, CBI comes under Central government. AAP government has attacked on Prime Minister Narendra Modi for raids on office. Delhi government has claimed for it. CBI is a respectable organisation and the allegations are baseless. It is a habit of Arvind Kejriwal to make these kinds of allegations. I think it is related to the arrest of his principal secretary: BJP MP Meenakshi Lekhi Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal told today this morning that his office had been raided by the CBI to attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, calling him a "coward and psychopath". AAP claims that officers have been forbid from entering the Chief Minister ' s office on the third floor and the CBI has denied to given any reason. The CBI denies sealing the Chief Minister ' s office and claims that it was searching the office and home of a senior officers in the Chief Minister ' s team, Rajender Kumar, accused of corruption in computer purchases. As political scandal over the raid reached Parliament, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said in the Rajya Sabha: "No body from the CBI has entered Kejriwal ' s room; the case is not connected to his tenure. The search is against an officer." Accusing the finance minister of "lying", Mr Kejriwal refused to buy the statement, calling Rajender Kumar "one of my most trusted officers". He asked why CBI never informed the Delhi government before searching the floor of the Chief Minister ' s office. "CBI lying. My own office raided. Files of CM office are being looked into. Let Modi say which file he wants?" Mr Kejriwal tweeted, adding that "Rajender is an excuse." The BJP called Mr Kejriwal ' s attack on the PM "abominable". Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu said: "CBI doing its work and not fair to blame government. It has become a fashion to blame "This is an undeclared state of emergency. The Modi government wants to turn our country into a police state where there are no civil rights," said AAP leader Ashish Khetan.