Delhi BJP chief Manoj Tiwari on Wednesday said Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal wants to levy what he called "cut money" from the people who would be buying cheaper onion from the government-run shops. Speaking to ANI here, Tiwari said the Delhi government wants to sell onion at a price of Rs 24 per kg despite buying it at Rs 16 per kg from the Centre.

"The Delhi government gets onion from the Central government at Rs 15.90 per kg and want to sell it at Rs 24 per kg. This means the Kejriwal government wants to get a profit of Rs 8 per kg. This is cut money," Tiwari said.