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Delhi: BJP workers protest outside CM Kejriwal’s house, CCTV cameras broken

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Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) workers and councillors, staging a protest outside Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s house for the past several days, broke CCTV cameras on Sunday, the Chief Minister’s Office said.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has also released a video of the BJP workers breaking the cameras.

“The BJP workers staging a sit-in outside the Chief Minister’s residence damaged government property on Sunday evening as CCTV cameras were broken in presence of several BJP leaders,” it said.

On the other hand, North Delhi Municipal Corporation Mayor Jai Prakash said, “People of CM’s Office started installing cameras where women councillors of the BJP were sleeping outside the Chief Minister’s residence. Some women councillors opposed it.”

Earlier, the BJP leaders were also accused of attacking Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia’s residence while he was not there. Six BJP leaders were arrested in this regard.

On Sunday morning, the Delhi Police took nine people, including six MLAs of the AAP, into custody before they could stage a sit-in in front of the residences of Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Lt Governor Anil Baijal. These MLAs were demanding a CBI enquiry into the alleged scam in the Municipal Corporation.

The MLAs taken into custody include Delhi Jal Board Vice President Raghav Chadha, Atishi, Kuldeep Kumar, Rituraj Govind, and Sanjeev Jha.

The MLAs said that just as the BJP leaders have been allowed to protest outside the Chief Minister’s residence, similarly they should also be allowed to protest outside the LG and Home Minister’s residence.

Meanwhile, Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh on Sunday attacked Kejriwal for “exploiting” the ongoing agitation of the farmers to “further his party’s petty electoral agenda with blatant lies and brazenly false propaganda”.

“In sharp contrast to the Kejriwal government in Delhi, which had been thriving on corporate houses’ crumbs, the Punjab government had neither signed any agreement with Adani Power nor was even aware of the private players bidding for power purchase in the state,” said the Chief Minister, in a hard-hitting reaction to the latest campaign by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Punjab.

It was, in fact, the Kejriwal government that was shamelessly notifying one of the black farm laws on November 23, at a time when farmers were preparing to march to Delhi to protest these very farm laws, said Amarinder Singh.


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