The AAP also asked why there was no demand for a probe into the matter from the government or the BJP when it claimed that Jaitely was innocent. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley Continuing its

attack on Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, the AAP on Sunday accused him of "running away" from probe and challenged him to face an inquiry by an independent agency into

charges of corruption in Delhi's cricket body, DDCA. The party also said Jaitley and BJP are "misinterpreting" the findings of the three-member committee, constituted by the

Delhi government to look into the charges of corruption in Delhi & District Cricket Association (DDCA), and trying to project that the report gives Jaitley a clean chit. The AAP also

houses are desperately trying to > prove Jaitley ji innocent. Why is Jaitley ji afraid of facing > enquiry? > — Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) December 27, 2015 Earlier in the

day, the BJP demanded a "public apology" from Kejriwal for levelling allegations against Jaitley regarding Delhi & District Cricket Association (DDCA), saying a report of the

city government has found no evidence against the Finance Minister. The AAP also fielded Ashutosh, Deepak Bajpai -- one of the leaders sued by Jaitley for defamation -- to counter the

BJP's claims. "If BJP is so confident that he is clean then why is it running away from investigation? They should take it to a logical conclusion. Why is Jaitley running away from

enquiry and investigation. Even the PM has said you should follow Advani and resign till he comes out clean. He should come forward and present an example before the nation. Earlier they

rubbished the committee report, but now they are considering it as a sacred book...The report also states that there should be a Commission of Inquiry into the matter. A whistleblower had

alerted the Delhi government well in advance that the formation of the Commission will be scuttled through the Lt Governor," Ashutosh claimed.