The Haryana government will file a case against former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal over his remarks alleging the BJP government in Haryana has “poisoned” the Yamuna water<\/a>, state minister Vipul Goyal said on Wednesday.<\/p>\n “Kejriwal has spread panic among the people of Haryana and Delhi. Arvind Kejriwal has given an irresponsible statement…There is no truth in these allegations. The Haryana government will not spare him,” Mr Goyal said.<\/p>\n The state government has sent the complaint and a case will be filed in the Chief Judicial Magistrate’s Court (CJM)court in Sonipat under sections of Disaster Management, officials said.<\/p>\n The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief<\/a> on Monday made an explosive claim saying that the BJP government in Haryana mixes “poison” in the Yamuna water it supplies to Delhi. The reference was to the high levels of ammonia – over 700 times the permissible limit.<\/p>\n “The people of Delhi get drinking water from Haryana and Uttar Pradesh… but the Haryana government has mixed poison in the water coming to Delhi from the Yamuna and sent it here…it is only due to the vigilance of our Delhi Jal Board engineers that this water was stopped,” Mr Kejriwal had said.<\/p>\n This charge was picked up and repeated by other AAP leaders, including Chief Minister Atishi, who slammed the BJP for “water terrorism” and wrote to the Election Commission and Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena. In her letter, she demanded action by the poll body against BJP.<\/p>\n In return, the poll body asked Mr Kejriwal to produce evidence of his claims by 8 pm today.<\/p>\n