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RK Puram murder: Kejriwal slams Lt governor on law and order situation in Delhi

Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal alleged that the people in charge of maintaining law and order here are busy hatching conspiracies to take over the control of the Delhi government

Updated on: Jun 18, 2023, 13:02:20 IST
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Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal lashed out at Lieutenant Governor (LG) VK Saxena and questioned the law and order situation in the National Capital after a double murder incident was reported in the RK Puram area on Sunday morning in which two women, both sisters, were allegedly shot dead.

Delhi cheif minister Arvind Kejriwal (File Photo)
Delhi cheif minister Arvind Kejriwal (File Photo)

“If the city’s law and order had been under the Aam Admi Party (AAP) government instead of the LG, Delhi would have been the safest place,” Kejriwal said.

He alleged that the people in charge of maintaining law and order here are busy hatching conspiracies to take over the control of the Delhi government.

Also Read: Two women shot dead in Delhi’s RK Puram, Kejriwal slams Centre

“People in Delhi are feeling very insecure. Those who are responsible for handling the law and order situation in Delhi are hatching conspiracy to take control of Delhi government instead of fixing it. Had the law and order situation been under the AAP dispensation instead of the LG, Delhi would have been the safest,” Kejriwal wrote on Twitter in Hindi.

No immediate reaction was available from the LG secretariat.

Responding to Kejriwal’s comments, Delhi Bharatiya Janata Party spokesperson Harish Khurana said that CM Kejriwal is only trying to settle his political score with the lieutenant governor. “CM is raising fingers at others over this matter but how many times did he meet with the Delhi police commissioner or with the LG on the issue of law and order situation of the state? How many times has he held meetings with the MPs on this issue? Only playing politics is his task,” Khurana said.

 
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Paras Singh

Paras Singh is a New Delhi-based journalist with Hindustan Times, where he serves as Deputy Metro Editor. He reports on urban governance, the Delhi government, the Delhi BJP, water management, the environment, communities and city life. He joined Hindustan Times in 2021 after beginning his journalism career at The Times of India in 2016, where he covered civic bodies, the water and power sectors, and urban infrastructure. Over the last decade, some of his reporting has led to significant public impact, with investigations into environmental violations, corruption and illegal industrial activity contributing to multiple judicial interventions by the National Green Tribunal and the Delhi High Court. A graduate of St. Stephen's College, University of Delhi, Paras studied journalism from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), New Delhi. Having extensively covered the capital's evolving civic and governance landscape, his recent work increasingly explores Delhi's history, built heritage, urban evolution and the relationship between people and place, alongside continuing to report on governance and public policy.

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