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Read what Delhi Police says about AAP, BJP clash in capital

New Delhi:  Delhi police has accused the Aam Aadmi Party protestors of indulging in “riotous acts and using criminal force” to prevent the police from discharging their duty over Wednesday's protest which turned violent outside



“The crowd further got aggressive and broke the glass panes of the vehicles, tore off the seats, broke the nozzle of the water after mounting over it. Further the unruly mob regrouped and moved towards the main gate of the BJP headquaters and started throwing sticks, stones upon few BJP workers assembled inside,” the report said.

In the melee, the cars parked outside also got damaged.  With reinforcement, including senior officers of New Delhi Distrist, the crowd was controlled.

According to the report, 4 policemen, 16 AAP workers and 9 BJP workers and 1 media person suffered injuries during the scuffle and were taken to RML hospital.

In connection with this incident, 14 protestors were arrested and FIR registered on charges of rioting, assaulting or obstructing public servant from discharing his duty and on charges of causing damage to property.

Yesterday, Delhi's Chief electoral office served a notice to the AAP for alleged violation of the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) over the violent protest outside BJP headquarters.

New Delhi's Deputy Commissioner and District Election Officer, Ameya Abhyankar had asked AAP to explain why action should not be initiated against it for holding a protest without permission from poll officials and in violation of the MCC, which came to force after the poll dates were announced.

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