Controversy Erupts Over Alleged Assault at Delhi CM’s Residence

On Monday morning, Delhi Police responded to distress calls originating from the Chief Minister’s residence in Civil Lines, reportedly made by AAP leader Swati Maliwal alleging assault. The first call, around 9:30 AM, implicated Arvind Kejriwal’s aide, Bibhav Kumar. However, due to protocol, police couldn’t enter the residence without prior permission.

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Unresolved Allegations: AAP Leader’s Visit to CM’s Residence Ends in Controversy

Maliwal visited the Chief Minister’s residence seeking a meeting with Kejriwal earlier that morning but was denied access by his staff. Subsequently, at 9:31 AM, she contacted the police for assistance. The police diary entry initially described a confrontation between the Chief Minister and Kumar. Still, it was later corrected to identify the caller as a woman alleging Kejriwal’s involvement in the assault.

Following discussions with the Station House Officer, Maliwal accompanied the police for questioning but left the station without filing a formal complaint. Shedding light on an alleged altercation at the Chief Minister’s residence, the incident has drawn attention. Investigations are ongoing to ascertain the precise details and motivations behind the reported assault.

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