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'Delhi CM Himself Should Have Called Police.." DHC Chairman On Swati Maliwal Assault Case | Top News
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May 17, 20242:31Now PlayingDelhi State Haj Committee Chairman Kausar Jahan, in an interaction with ANI, expressed her shock upon learning the details of the Swati Maliwal assault case, particularly because it took place at the residence of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. She further mentioned that the people of Delhi are astonished and are now questioning whether they made a mistake in choosing Arvind Kejriwal as their Chief Minister, especially since he has not taken any action against Bibhav Kumar. “The complaint that she has filed, I am shocked after seeing the details. More unfortunate is the thing that it all happened in the presence of the CM and his residence... Is this the 'new politics' of his party what they used to talk about? Arvind Kejriwal should have himself called the police to file the complaint and seek apology as he is the prime witness and accused of this incident”, said Kausar Jahan. Watch the full video to know more and follow Mirror Now for the latest updates.
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