‘DDCA official sought sex for selection,’ alleges Kejriwal

New Delhi: Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday made a startling revelation, he claimed that a Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) official had asked for sex in return for selecting cricketers.

"A senior journalist came to me and said his wife was asked to come for sex in return for selection of his son in the cricket team," Kejriwal told an English news channel. He however refrained from naming the journalist.

Kejriwal alleged that the financial irregularities were only the tip of the iceberg and that there were a lot of ‘wrong things’ were happening in the DDCA, including the ‘sex racket’.

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Putting the onus on the Prime Minister, Kejriwal said Modi should take a call on "whether to make DDCA inquiry null and void to protect (Finance Minister) Arun Jaitley".

He again challenged the Centre to conduct any inquiry against him and even challenged the CBI director to conduct raids in his office and residence.

"Kejriwal is not scared of CBI, order any inquiry against me," the Delhi chief minister said.

Delhi Government on Monday rejected BJP’s contention that Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley was given a clean-chit by an inquiry committee it had appointed to investigate alleged irregularities in DDCA affairs which was headed by him for around 13 years till 2013.

The Delhi Cabinet, on December 21, approved setting up of the one-member Commission of Inquiry under former Solicitor General Gopal Subramanium to probe alleged irregularities in the DDCA.