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Thakur’s remarks came after Kejriwal was asked by a Delhi court to appear before it on February 17 on a complaint filed by the Enforcement Directorate for skipping summons in an excise policy-linked case.
”How long will Kejriwal escape serious allegations of corruption. Now is the time that he appears before court,” Thakur said.
The senior BJP leader said Kejriwal should speak the truth in court and not resort to levelling false allegations with the intention to grab headlines in the media.
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He said Kejriwal had the habit of levelling false allegations and later express regret in court.