DDCA row: Kirti Azad dismisses Jaitley’s allegations, calls them ‘baseless’

New Delhi: Dismissing Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley allegations, BJP MP Kirti Azad on Sunday refuted the allegations and said they were baseless, adding that the former must have contacts with various other parties.

The Union Minister had accused Azad of meeting Congress President Sonia Gandhi during the UPA rule; the accusations were made during in an interview to the leading daily.

"The allegations are all baseless. My father was one of the youngest members of the Parliament in 1952. I have known Sonia ji since I was a little kid. Whosoever is putting it on me must have contacts with various other parties. If I was going there and trying to get somebody fixed, then how come my brother who had to become a DIB got fixed and superseded during the UPA rule? Facts should be checked in this regard," Azad told ANI.

Though Jaitley did not name Azad, but it was quote clear as he has often targeted Arun Jaitley over alleged wrongdoings at the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA).

Kirti Azad is scheduled to hold a press conference on Sunday to expose biggest DDCA corruption.