DPCC slams AAP for dharna

“Police and investigating agencies are totally independent and no one can interrupt them in their work. No minister has the power to see file of cases undergoing investigation.

“However, we saw in television footage that law minister was ordering police to raid there,” Lovely said.  On Kejriwal's statement while on dharna today accusing police of taking bribes and making money, the DPCC president said the Delhi Chief Minister was “lying” to people by claiming that he was protesting on these issues. 

“Delhi Chief Minister alleged that police officials take money from those constructing their houses. If Kejriwal sits on dharna on such issue, Congress would support him. He is lying to Delhiities that he is protesting over these issues,” Lovely claimed.

In an unprecedented face-off with the Centre, Kejriwal began a dharna in front of Rail Bhavan demanding action against some policemen for alleged negligence of duty.