Complaint Against Arvind Kejriwal for Tweeting Cartoon

A section of Twitter Wednesday attacked Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for posting a cartoon which shows a Hanuman-esque figure assuring Prime Minister Narendra Modi that public attention has been diverted towards JNU from other pressing issues.

AAP said “if two pillars of the democracy – judiciary and media – are targeted in the national capital by the police without any fear of law, then the future of democracy is clearly under threat”.

He also requested the court to direct the Delhi government that the money so recovered from Kejriwal be used for municipal reforms in the capital.

The Commissioner is acting “brazenly”, Kejriwal alleged while seeking to know what was the “source of his (Bassi’s) confidence”. Some individuals thrashed journalists, students and teachers inside the court premises in the presence of Delhi Police and the police personnel merely watched when even women were not spared from being assaulted. “What instructions does he have from his bosses?” “Have sought time from Hon’ble President to discuss the situation”.

This past year since it found energy, the Aam Aadmi Celebration government of Mr. Kejriwal have been using the BJP at loggerheads -brought Center – the flashpoints involved the Delhi Police’s handle.

Maken, who heads the Delhi unit of the Congress, contended that the Arvind Kejriwal’s government had been running an advertisement campaign that cost approximately Rs. 100 crore.

Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai, who was present at the rally, said his department will organise special camps from March 9 for registration which will go on till March 31.

Police are probing suspected “financial links” between terror outfits and students allegedly involved in the raising of anti-India slogans at JNU, Delhi Police Commissioner BS Bassi said yesterday.