Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal says he strongly condemns the Delhi police raid on Kerala House.


A PCR call complaining about beef curry being served at the Kerala House near Jantar Mantar in Delhi threw the police into a tizzy on Monday, with a 20-man team sent to avert any "untoward incident".


The call was received by the police control room around 4.15 pm, and the caller, claiming to be from a fringe right-wing group, told the police that beef was being served at Kerala House, said a senior official.


In a statement today, Kejriwal said, "The Delhi police is acting like BJP-Sena. I strongly condemn the Delhi police raid on Kerala house.  I agree with the Kerala CM that Kerala House is a government establishment and not a private hotel.


"Will the Delhi police go and arrest a chief minister from a state bhavan in Delhi if they suspect the CM is eating something that the BJP or Modi-ji don't like? The Delhi police had no business to enter Kerala house. It is an attack on the federal structure," the Delhi CM said.