Suspend negligent policemen: Kejriwal tells Shinde
January 17, 2014 18:49
Arvind Kejriwal met Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde amid controversy over a strongly worded warning that his government has issued to the Delhi Police, after it refused to suspend three cops on the chief minister's demand.
Kejriwal was accompanied by two ministers Rakhi Birla and Somnath Bharti, who has been accused of vigilantism and breaking the law. Policemen who were allegedly found negligent in their duties should be suspended, Kejriwal told Shinde.
Earlier, Sisodia had issued a strongly worded warning, saying, "This is not the Sheila Dikshit government. We are being accused of vigilantism, but we are a different government. Whether the police come under us or not, we will demand action. If the police don't fall in line, we'll fix them."
Kejriwal was accompanied by two ministers Rakhi Birla and Somnath Bharti, who has been accused of vigilantism and breaking the law. Policemen who were allegedly found negligent in their duties should be suspended, Kejriwal told Shinde.
Earlier, Sisodia had issued a strongly worded warning, saying, "This is not the Sheila Dikshit government. We are being accused of vigilantism, but we are a different government. Whether the police come under us or not, we will demand action. If the police don't fall in line, we'll fix them."
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