DDCA official sought sex for selection: Kejriwal

New Delhi, Dec 29: Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday levelled serious allegations against the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) and said its official sought sex in return for selecting cricketers.

"You will be surprised to know that a senior jourlist phoned me and said that his son, who plays cricket, was selected," Kejriwal told NDTV.

"But his son's me was not there in the list. And can you believe... that the next day his wife gets an sms that said 'come to my house and her's son me will be there (in the list)," the chief minster said.

Kejriwal, who said there were more sordid tales in DDCA, has ordered the Commission of Inquiry to probe corruption in the board during the 13 years of chairmanship of now Fince Minister Arun Jaitley.

Kejriwal said that the jourlist was willing depose once the Commission of Inquiry starts working.

He said Prime Minister rendra Modi should decide "whether to make DDCA inquiry null and void to protect Jaitley".

The AAP leader has said that massive bungling happened under the nose of Jaitely who should resign and face the probe.

Refuting the allegations, Jaitley had filed a defamation suit against Kejriwal and other Aam Aadmi Party leaders.

On December 15, the Central Bureau of Investigation raided the third floor of the Delhi Secretariat in connection with the corruption charges against Kejriwal's Principal Secretary Rajendra Kumar.

However, Kejriwal alleged that the investigation agency, which reports to the central government, raided his office too and read the files related to DDCA to save Jaitley. IANS

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