Won't let PM live in peace until crime against women stops: Kejriwal

October 18, 2015 16:05

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal warned Prime Minister Narendra Modi that he won't let him live in peace until crime against women stops. The remarks came in the wake of rape of two minors this week.

In a strong-worded message to Modi, Kejriwal said, "The PM should know one think that I am not like Sheila Dikshit who use to say that she is helpless that Delhi Police is not in her control. I will not sit quiet. I will not let the PM live in peace if such incidents continue."

Two children, including a two-and-half-year-old, were brutally raped in the capital, a week after the grisly sexual assault on a minor.

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