Black flag protestors greet Kejriwal at Govandi
March 12, 2014 18:42
Arvind Kejriwal has now left for the Ramabai Colony in Ghatkopar from Govandi. A group of protestors raising anti-AAP slogans and waving black flags were detained at Govandi earlier.
Kejriwal's aam admi train ride from Andheri to Churchgate this afternoon caused immense chaos to commuters. Reacting on the damage to metal detectors and other property, Maharashtra Home Minister R R Patil said,
"There is law in Maharashtra which says that cost of damage done to public property shall be recovered from those who are responsible. We will assess whether the damage done today is accidental or purposely done and take action accordingly."
"Wherever law has been flouted action will be taken. Political parties should think while organising such march(es). In a city like Mumbai, it causes immense discomfort to commuters, Patil said.
Kejriwal's aam admi train ride from Andheri to Churchgate this afternoon caused immense chaos to commuters. Reacting on the damage to metal detectors and other property, Maharashtra Home Minister R R Patil said,
"There is law in Maharashtra which says that cost of damage done to public property shall be recovered from those who are responsible. We will assess whether the damage done today is accidental or purposely done and take action accordingly."
"Wherever law has been flouted action will be taken. Political parties should think while organising such march(es). In a city like Mumbai, it causes immense discomfort to commuters, Patil said.
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