On Friday, the police reached Delhi CM Kejriwal’s house and searched for the CCTV footage of the day when the chief secretary of Delhi Anshu Prakash had visited and was allegedly assaulted by AAP MLAs at the chief minister’s residence.

Jaipur | INDIA | Updated February 23, 2018 1:05 PM IST:

In the case related to assault of chief secretary of Delhi, the Delhi police on Friday visited Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal’s residence. The cops had visited the CM house for collecting evidence related to the assault on the Delhi chief secretary. It is learnt that the police had gone there to collect the close circuit camera CCTV footages related to the case.

On the other hand, the Delhi CM Kejriwal has hit out at BJP chief Amit Shah and asked a counter question as when will Amit Shah be investigated for Loya’s death?.

Notably, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) landed neck deep in trouble after chief secretary of the Delhi government has slapped assault charges on it. As per the information chief secretary Anshu Prakash had also written a letter to the police accusing AAP MLA of physically assaulting and ‘slapping’ him.

Meanwhile, members of the union body of IAS officials IAS Association had also met the home minister Rajnath Singh and the minister has stepped in the matter. Singh had assured that immediate action would be taken and the guilty would not be spared.

Notably, there have been earlier instances as well when the Delhi government chief minister Arvind Kejriwal who himself is a former bureaucrat have differences with bureaucrats working under him in the government.

On Friday, the ministers of the Kejriwal government sought meeting with the LG of Delhi related to the matter and they might request the LG to mediate.

IAS Association @IASassociation
We stand by the resolution of Delhi IAS Association and demand immediate action against the perpetrators of this shameful act.

IAS Association @IASassociation
Strongly condemn the assault on Chief Secretary, Delhi. It’s a criminal, cowardly & deplorable act and an assault on the Constitution. We stand by our colleagues in Delhi and demand immediate arrest of the perpetrators of such shameful act.

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