BJP Trying To "Finish" AAP: Arvind Kejriwal 

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, accompanied by senior leaders of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), ahead of a planned march to the BJP headquarters today accused BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi of launching "Operation Jhaadu" to arrest and jail top AAP leaders.  They trying to finish AAP.

He later led a march to the BJP headquarters in Delhi to protest against the arrest of his aide Bibhav Kumar in connection with the alleged assault case of Swati Maliwal.

Heavy security was placed outside the BJP office after Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal gave a call to march to the party office amid the ongoing blame game between the AAP and Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal over her alleged assault. However, the march was over nearly 30 minutes after Kejriwal reached outside the BJP's office and sat with top AAP leaders there as the Delhi Police had barricaded the area. After some time, he went back to AAP headquarters.

Some AAP workers were detained by the police as they tried to march towards the BJP headquarters to protest against the arrest of party leaders.

Addressing AAP workers and leaders at the party office, Arvind Kejriwal said, "BJP and PM Modi has started 'Operation Jhaadu' so that we don't grow big and become a challenge to them. Through 'Operation Jhaadu', AAP's big leaders will be arrested, they are being arrested and in the coming days, AAP's bank accounts will be frozen."

"ED's lawyer has already given this statement in court that soon after the election AAP's bank accounts will be frozen, he said that if they freeze our account now we will get sympathy... After the election, they will freeze our accounts, our office will be cleared out and we will be brought to the streets. These are the three plans made by BJP," he added.