Sukesh Chandrashekhar, accused in a money laundering case, is becoming a thorn in the side of Delhi's Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Satyendra Jain. He has issued his fifth letter, leveling serious accusations against them. In his letter, Sukesh writes: Dear Mr. Kejriwal, if I am a notorious swindler, then why did you ask me to arrange international PR for promoting Delhi government's schools?
He claims that $850,000 and an additional 15% commission were paid for feature news in prominent newspapers like the New York Times and Washington Post. Initially, I was asked to transfer this entire amount to an American account, but later Satyendra Jain instructed that the payment be made in cash instead. Why did you use me to make a white-collar payment?
Ready for Live Polygraph Test
Sukesh stated in his letter: I am ready for a polygraph test. All the allegations I have made are absolutely true. If you (Kejriwal) and Satyendra Jain are honest, then you should not hesitate from undergoing a polygraph test yourselves.
He mentioned that he is willing to provide evidence for his accusations. Sukesh suggested that a polygraph test should be conducted with all three of them simultaneously and broadcast live, so the truth about Arvind Kejriwal and Satyendra Jain can be revealed to the nation.
Claim of Luxury Watch Gifts
Sukesh writes in the letter: Mr. Kejriwal, I remember gifting you a watch. You asked me to change its strap from black to blue. He further wrote: Mr. Satyendra Jain, you might recall that I sent someone to Dubai on a chartered flight to change the watch strap for Mr. Kejriwal. On WhatsApp, you asked me to bring luxury watches like Patek Philippe and Cartier Panther Women's Edition, which I bought for you.
Serious Allegations Made So Far
To date, Sukesh has sent three letters to the LG. In those letters, he questioned Delhi CM Kejriwal, asking that if I am the nation's biggest conman, then why did you offer me a Rajya Sabha seat and receive Rs 50 crore from me?
- He also mentioned that he was asked to connect businessmen with the party to raise Rs 500 crore. In return, he was offered a significant position in the party in Karnataka.
- In his first letter, Sukesh claimed that Satyendra Jain pressured him into continuously providing money. As a result, Rs 10 crore was extracted from him over a span of 2-3 months.
- In his second letter, Sukesh alleged that he received threats in jail for speaking against Arvind Kejriwal. He appealed to be transferred out of Tihar Jail.
Source: aajtak
