Jethmalani Quits As Arvind Kejriwal, Waves Off The ₹2 Crore Fee


In a shocking event in Delhi, the civil council of Chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, Jethmalani has quit his term with him. According to the sources at Nirmal Singh 3C Company, the Delhi High court has sent a warning to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal after a defamation case against him by Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley. This has resulted to a lot of chaos within the party members. Deeply hurt by the actions of the Chief Minister, his civil council Ram Jethmalani has quit out of his position.

Nirmal Singh 3C Company said that the whole fight began when Arun Jaitley reported that even during the private sessions of the case, Jethmalani has said quite objectionable words to him. When asked about the involvement of Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Jethmalani said that he had asked Kejriwal about all the sessions, and anything that was said was said in his knowledge after his approval. This lead to Jaitley filing a case against Kejriwal, but he denied everything said by Jethmalani. Angered by the response, Jethmalani has proposed to no longer act as a council for Arvind Kejriwal.

In response to the objectionable words used against him, Jaitley filed a new ₹ 10 crore defamation case against Kejriwal. Jethmalani has come forward and said that the reason behind him quitting is the lies that Kejriwal went ahead to say. He says that he had been given instructions to use whatever words that were used and after the defamation case has been filed, the Chief Minister is denying it. Agitated by his response, Jethmalani says that if he now wants to deny that, then I no longer want to work with him. He has also asked for the 2 crore fee that Kejriwal owes him, but added that he really doesn’t care if he gets paid or not, he has been working for free for a lot of people.

According to the sources at Nirmal Singh 3C Company, Mr. Jethmalani, 92 had called the finance Minister a crook to which he said that he would seed “aggravated charges” and went ahead to file the case against the Chief Minister.


Nirmal Singh 3C Company reported that Minister Jaitley had informed that numerous irrelevant and scandalous questions had been asked to him during the cross examination, to which the High Court said, “No person can be subjected to such scandalous and abusive language in the name of cross examination, and if that has been done, then the matters should be examined very carefully and taken care of.”

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