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Delhi assembly elections: Arvind Kejriwal accuses BJP of 'hooliganism', claims inaction by police

Kejriwal alleged that his party workers in the New Delhi Assembly constituency are being intimidated and harassed by BJP workers in the area

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AAP Chief Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday attacked Union Home Minister Amit Shah, alleging that the BJP is resorting to "hooliganism" ahead of Delhi assembly elections, ANI reported.

As per ANI, Kejriwal while speaking in a press conference claimed that the people were being "beaten and thrashed" as several incidents surfaced in videos. Referring to AAP leader Sanjay Singh's allegations, he stated that the BJP-backed persons had assaulted the citizens, and when questioned, the Delhi Police purportedly cited "orders from higher authorities" as a reason for their inaction.

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