Threat To Delhi CM!!!!!!!

Delhi Police informs Arvind Kejriwal about Indian Mujahideen's plans to abduct him

Arvind Kejriwal has reportedly been informed by the Delhi Police 

that terror outfit Indian Mujahideen plans to abduct him to 

negotiate for the release of their top operative Yasin Bhatkal, who 

was arrested last year. 




The Delhi chief minister, who has been at loggerheads with the 

city's police, posted a series of irate tweets this evening. He 

confirmed that he had been informed about a threat and accused 

the police and the Centre of "playing politics with my security."




"Police officials met me in afternoon. Informed me about threat. 

Asked me not to disclose it to media. Then they themselves went 

and told media," Mr Kejriwal tweeted, and also, "Rather than 

giving security to me, let them deploy these men for aam aadmi's 

security."




Press Trust of India has quoted police sources to report that the 

cops had informed Mr Kejriwal about the alleged Indian 

Mujahideen plan and requested him to accept 'Z' category 

security cover based on the threat perception. They reportedly 

said they had inputs from intelligence agencies.




Mr Kejriwal, who has consistently refused to accept security 

cover, said, "I am not afraid for my life, I will not take any 

security." The Aam Aadmi Party propagates freeing up cops from 

VIP security for better policing.  


The chief minister tweeted this evening, "Is Delhi Police so 

foolish or are they playing politics? At whose instance?"

Mr Kejriwal has threatened to sit in protest outside union Home 

Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde's North Block office from 

tomorrow morning if three cops, who he says did not perform 

their public duty, are not suspended.




Mr Kejriwal had on Friday complained to Mr Shinde about Delhi 

Police Commissioner BS Bassi's refusal to take action against the 

policemen and had demanded that he consider transferring 

control of the Delhi Police to the state government. The Delhi 

Police reports to the Centre.




Bhatkal's arrest in August last year had dealt a big blow to the 

Indian Mujahideen. He is accused of having been involved in a 

string of terror attacks in multiple cities.