Kejriwal makes Captain Amarinder Singh and family’s Swiss Bank accounts public

KOTSHAMIR (BATHINDA) : As promised yesterday, National Convener of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today made the Swiss Bank accounts of PPCC Chief Captain Amarinder Singh and his family, public, saying that the entire family stashed huge ill-gotten money during tenure of Captain Amarinder Singh as Chief Minister of Punjab from 2002 to 2007 in these bank accounts.
Addressing a massive gathering of people on the second day of his 11 days tour, Kejriwal revealed the bank accounts detail of Parneet Kaur, former union minister and her son Raninder Singh, who had opened bank accounts in Swiss bank in 2005, when Captain Amarinder Singh was Chief Minister of Punjab.
Delhi Chief Minister also read out the account numbers of Raninder Singh and Parneet Kaur as well as joint account, where the family has been parking their ill-gotten money.
Unveiling detail of the bank accounts of Captain Amarinder Singh’s family, Kejriwal said his wife Parneet Kaur, opened an account in Swiss Bank on July 26, 2005 and her account number is 509018445.Captain’s son Raninder Singh also opened his account in the Swiss bank on the same day and his account number is 5090184484,Kejriwal said while also revealing that besides these accounts, they had also formed a trust to transfer their ill-gotten money and Swiss Bank’s account number of their trust is 5090284483. Kejriwal challenged Captain Amarinder Singh that whatever he has revealed, if there was any information found wrong, Amarinder Singh is free to file a defamation case against him and send him to jail.
Making a scathing attack on Captain Amarinder Singh, Kejriwal said that Captain before coming into power in 2002, had gone bankrupt and did not have enough money even to get his Moti Mahal whitewashed.Within three years after coming to power, he (Captain) and his family opened accounts in the Swiss bank, where the family member used to transfer huge sum of money every month, Kejriwal said.