PM Modi should resign if he can not protect Delhi CM, says Kejriwal

New Delhi: Arvind Kejriwal, chairman of the Aam Aadmi party (AAP), on Monday asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to step down if he could not ensure the security of the head of government, several days after a man threw him chilli powder in the secretariat

Expressing at the extraordinary session of a day of the Delhi Assembly, which has was extended from one day until Tuesday, Kejriwal claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was behind the attack of November 20, "disconcerted" by the party. "Good job" done by his government in the national capital.

"Narendra Modi should resign if he could not protect the chief minister of Delhi," Kejriwal told the House of Representatives who had met to discuss the attack and to the alleged deletion of names. of the electoral list.
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Referring to a phone call from the Home Union Minister, Rajnath Singh, after the incident occurred in front of his office, Kejriwal said: "I said you were worthless or that you were colluding ".
Speaking about a government resolution calling for amendments to the constitution to put the Delhi police under the control of the Delhi government, Kejriwal said that 95 percent of policemen were good but "they are forced to do bad things by the BJP ". "If the Delhi police are under the elected government of Delhi, they will start working for the good of the people," he said.

The resolution, proposed by the Minister of the Interior of Delhi, Satyendar Jain, was pbaded by the Assembly with a vote cast, also said that because of these pending amendments , the Center should take the necessary steps to delegate certain powers to the elected government so that it be able to control the Delhi police.

Referring to the recent attack On him, Kejriwal said: "In the past three years, four attacks have been launched against me, and these attacks could not occur if I was not there. Chief Minister of Delhi

"These attacks are not against me, but against the people. Modi ji is taking revenge on the Delhiians for voting the ruling AAP in the city, "said the chief minister.

Kejriwal also addressed Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal for" creating obstacles "In the operation of the AAP waiver."

Talking about the Kejriwal re affirmed that the LG had not appointed its Minister of Transport Kailash Gahlot for two days to solve the problem.

"LG has time for BJP workers, Kapil Mishra, MP for the rebel PAA party, Kapil Mishra does not have time to meet with the Minister of Transport to end the strike … how could we to lead the government? "Kejriwal asked.

The Chief Minister also advised his party's deputies to withdraw their proposal to expel the Delhi police from the government's compensation scheme.

Following the Kejriwal attack, AAP lawmakers urged Kejriwal to abolish Delhi.Philips of the list of beneficiaries of the Delhi government compensation system according to which a crore is awarded to the family badbadinated security personnel.AAP members argued that the city's police force had "betrayed" the country's population.