After the pepper attack, Cleric was shot at during a visit to Arvind Kejriwal

A few days after chili powder was thrown at Arvind Kejriwal, a visitor to the residence of the Prime Minister of Delhi was arrested on Tuesday after a bullet was found in his purse during excavation, provoking a new war of words between the ruling PAA and the BJP. .

The party Aam Aadmi (AAP) asks the Center to overcome "petty politics" and pay attention to the safety of the chief minister. He also criticized the BJP and its government at the Center for what they called a "third attack" on Kejriwal last month.

The Delhi BJP, meanwhile, said that it was a ploy of Kejriwal to deflect attention from the "failures" of his government. He added that the supremacy of the AAP proposed such "dramatic" events in the run-up to the elections.

The saffron party also asked for a detailed investigation into the chili powder attack to uncover a "conspiracy" organized by the AAP, which was playing "the victim's card".

A 39-year-old man, who was scheduled to meet the Chief Minister at his home here, was arrested after a bullet was found in his purse during a search, announced Tuesday the police.

Mohammad Imran, guardian of a mosque in Karol Bagh and resident of the locality of Seelampur, was arrested on Monday while he was going to a public meeting at the Prime Minister's residence, did he? -he declares.

A senior police officer stated that Imran had come to meet the chief minister at Janta Darbar around 11:15.

He had come with 12 imams and maulvis to discuss the issue of increasing the salaries of staff working for the Delhi Waqf Board of Directors, said the officer.

During the search, a security team in residence at Kejriwal found a .32 caliber live cartridge. Imran was handed over to the local police and, as a result, a case was registered at the Civil Lines police station under the relevant provisions of the weapons law, the police said.

"It is very serious that a man carrying a live cartridge managed to reach the chief minister of his Janta Darbar.We call the Center to set aside any security policy and to pay attention to its security" said AAP leader Saurabh Bhardwaj. I said.

AAP leaders noted that a man had attacked Kejriwal at the Delhi secretariat by throwing chili powder at him. They also alleged that the head of the Delhi BJP unit, Manoj Tiwari, "attempted to injure Kejriwal during the inauguration of the Signature Bridge, along with his henchmen."

Bhardwaj also alleged that the Delhi police did not pay attention to the attacks on Kejriwal. He added that no charges had been filed during an attack on the AAP leader at Chhatrasal Stadium.

A woman had thrown some ink at an event at the stadium in January 2016.

Reacting to development, the head of the BJP Delhi unit says, "If anyone wanted to kill, he would carry a gun and not a single bullet." This is a ploy by Arvind Kejriwal to divert attention from the failures of his government, regularly publishes these dramatic events in the run – up to the elections.

Legislators of the Delhi BJP also requested a detailed investigation into the chili powder attack on the chief minister.

MPs met Delhi Police Commissioner Amulya Patnaik and presented a memorandum. They demanded the arrest of a Kejriwal aide who they said would have facilitated the staging of the man who had thrown chili powder on the chief minister at the secretariat last week.

"It is surprising that the Prime Minister's Office (CMO) and the PAA have not lodged a complaint.The CMO and the PAA have nothing to do with the minister's security. chief?" Opposition leader Vijender Gupta said.

"The high-voltage drama of the AAP in Delhi feels the plot to play the victim's card," he said.

Gupta alleged that there were "discrepancies in the allegations of the Delhi Government, Interior Minister Satyendar Jain and PAA, and that the BJP was still being targeted on this matter , although the police interrogation of the accused (Anil Sharma) revealed that there no affiliation with the party (BJP) ".

The AAP convened a special session of the Delhi Assembly, which ended on Tuesday, to discuss the recent attack on the Chief Minister and other issues.

A resolution was pbaded by the House, dominated by the PAA, asking the city government to control the Delhi police.

Kejriwal had asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday to withdraw if he could not ensure the safety of the Chief Minister of Delhi.