New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, addressing a large crowd of Aam Aadmi Party supporters outside Rail Bhavan, today called on "honest" Delhi policemen to come out of their uniforms and join his protest.
In what amounted to incitement to indiscipline in the police force, Kejriwal said, "not all Delhi policemen are dishonest. There are many honest policemen in the force. I will appeal to the honest policemen to take off their uniforms and join our protest against the Delhi Police Commissioner. Don't worry, I will look after you if they take any action against you."
"Every day there are incidents of rape, but Delhi Police is doing practically nothing. What should a minister do? Sleeping inside his blanker in winter, instead of going to the spot to demand action?", asked Kejriwal.
Kejriwal said: "Delhi Police Commissioner ( B S Bassi ) told us, it does not behove ministers to come out on streets and sit on dharna".