New Delhi:
Sacked Delhi cabinet minister Sandeep Kumar on Thursday said that he was not in the 'objectionable' CD which was aired on TV channels on Wednesday. He said that he was being targeted because he belonged to a Dalit community.
"I am not in that video. Investigation must be done," said sacked AAP minister, Sandeep Kumar.
This is a conspiracy against me because I am a #Dalit," he said.
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"I am from Valmiki community, so I am being targeted," said Sandeep Kumar.
This is conspiracy against me and my party. It should be investigated," he demanded.
On Wednesday, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal sacked Sandeep Kumar as Social Welfare Minister in AAP government after receiving an "objectionable" CD in which he was purportedly shown in a compromising position with a woman.
Kumar, who represents Sultanpur Majra constituency, is the second AAP minister to be sacked after Asim Ahmed Khan who was Minister for Food and Supplies.
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The sacking of Sandeep Kumar triggered sharp reactions from BJP and Congress, with the saffron party demanding resignation of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal while the latter asked why such members were not expelled.
