She said that Amit Shah, the home minister, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi were “playing with the life” of the former chief minister.
She questioned the Indian Election Commission’s silence regarding what she called “repeated attacks” on a national party leader in a post on X.
Atishi questions Political decision Commission’s quietness on ‘rehashed assaults’
“Despicable. On the guidelines of Amit Shah ji, @DelhiPolice today effectively got rid of @ArvindKejriwal ji’s Punjab Police security,” Atishi composed on X.
“Furthermore, around the same time, Kejriwal ji was gone after by BJP thugs in Hari Nagar. Does Modi-Shah need to play with Kejriwal’s life? How long will the Political race Commission stay a quiet observer? For what reason is there quiet on the rehashed assaults on a head of a public party?” she added.
Security affirmation
Punjab Police affirms withdrawal of Kejriwal’s security
The Punjab Police pulled out its security for Kejriwal on the guidelines of the Political decision Commission of India and the Delhi Police.
This was affirmed by Punjab Chief General of Police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav, who said that they routinely share danger reports of Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann and Kejriwal with concerned organizations.
Assault charges
Kejriwal claims assault by resistance allies
Prior on Thursday, Kejriwal claimed that his vehicle was gone after by resistance allies during a public gathering in Hari Nagar.
He affirmed that this was finished on Shah’s requests, blaming him for involving Delhi Police as BJP’s own military.
“Today in Hari Nagar, the police permitted the resistance up-and-comer’s men to enter my public gathering and afterward went after my vehicle,” he composed on X.
Charges excused
BJP pioneer excuses Kejriwal’s charges as ‘show’
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) pioneer Parvesh Verma excused Kejriwal’s charges as a “show,” indicating it was prearranged in front of forthcoming races.
Strikingly, this isn’t whenever Kejriwal first has asserted assaults during his conventions, he made comparative claims the week before.
The Delhi Gathering decisions are scheduled for February 5, with vote depending on February 8.
A sum of 699 up-and-comers are challenging 70 get together seats in Delhi.