Man arrested with live bullet at Kejriwal's Janata Darbar

November 27, 2018 10:23

The Delhi Police on Monday arrested a man, who identified himself as Imran, in possession of a live bullet, when he had gone to meet Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.

As per an official statement, the accused had allegedly found the bullets in the donation of a mosque and had kept it in his wallet which he later forgot about.

39-year-old Imran works as the caretaker of a mosque. He was among the 13 people, including Muslim clerics, who had gone to Kejriwal's Janata Darbar with a request to increase the salary provided by the Waqf Board.

The matter is currently being investigated by the Delhi Police.

The incident comes nearly a week after Kejriwal was allegedly attacked with chilli powder at the Delhi secretariat.

The accused, identified as 40-year-old Anil Sharma, was immediately detained by the security personnel. -- ANI

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