Police urge Kejriwal to take security, say it is needed

December 29, 2013 00:12

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal may be set in his decision to not opt for any security cover as he goes about discharging his duties, but Delhi police is urging the incumbent to take protection as "it is needed".

"Our officers were with him since morning. When he left the Delhi Secretariat at around 7 pm., we again offered him security, but he refused to take it," said Special Commissioner, Security, J K Sharma.

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