Trouble for Arvind Kejriwal! Delhi cop files complaint against AAP chief for his 'thulla' remark

New Delhi, July 20: More trouble seems to be coming for Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal as a Delhi Police constable has lodged a complaint against him for his ‘thulla' remark against cops.

As per an ANI report, "According to police officials, a constable posted at the Gobind Puri Police Station has filed a complaint against the Chief Minister. Responding to a question over AAP's controversial advertisement, Kejriwal had in an interview to a television channel addressed the cops as ‘thullas'."

"These people want that even if a thulla (cop) is caught demanding money from the street vendors, we can't try him," he was quoted as saying in the report.

In the same interview, Arvind Kejriwal who had thrown Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan out of his party, said that he will be happy if dissident AAP leaders return to the party.

"Agar aisa hua to bahut achcha hoga (If it happens, it will be very good). Their return will be good for the party," the AAP chief said, denying allegations that his dictatorial attitude prevents their return.

Reacting to this, expelled AAP leader Prashant Bhushan lashed out at Arvind Kejriwal, calling him "shameless" and "hypocrite."

In a tweet, Bhushan said that "after abusing" and "orchestrating" a physical attack by his MLAs in the NC meeting, Kejriwal wants them "back!, Hypocrite Shameless!"

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