Arvind Kejriwal locks horns with Centre, says Delhi Police most corrupt

New Delhi, Oct 20: Continuing his war with the police force in the Capital, Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday quoted a survey and said that corruption in Delhi had come down and that Delhi Police was the 'most corrupt.'

Kejriwal took to Twitter and said: "It proves AAP government's intention and administration capability."

On the other hand, Kejriwal launched a scathing attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said that the Centre should joins hands with the Delhi government and bring the Delhi Police under its ambit.

"Modiji don't be stubborn. Hand over the Delhi Police and the ACB to us, we'll fix it in one year," Kejriwal tweeted.

Meanwhile, ACB chief MK Meena threatened to take legal action against Kejriwal. Kejriwal, on Sunday, Oct 18 said that that he was not like former chief minister Sheila Dikshit. He said: "I am no Sheila Dikshit. I won't let even PM (Modi) sleep peacefully."

This comes after two minors were raped in the capital. Kejriwal questioned Modi why didn't he visit the victims when he can go abroad.

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