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"Iss hammam mein sab nange hain (All are naked in this bathroom)"

- An old saying

Last week in the Indian political history was unique as three major parties and their leaders were busy exposing each other in different cases of alleged corruption. Mind you, this happened when it is not an election season. Whether or not anyone got exposed is a matter of perception but in the attempt to muddy each other's image, they were certainly found to be cornered.

It all started with the CBI raid on Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal's principal secretary (PS) Rajendra Kumar's office on December 15. The chief minister found himself being criticised for keeping the company of corrupt officials. He was at the receiving end for choosing a bureaucrat as his PS whose track record was questionable and who was being interrogated in a few scams.

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