Former Delhi CM and AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Friday indirectly slammed the Union Home Ministry and the Delhi Police for the regular bomb threats to schools in the national capital. He said: “Today another school has received a threat. The morale of the criminals and the people who threaten is high because to date no one who threatens has been caught.”
Kejriwal’s remark came after Delhi Public School in Dwarka, Sector 23, received a bomb threat on Friday morning. This was the fifth instance of threat to a Delhi school in two weeks.
Previously, too, Kejriwal blamed Union Home Minister Amit Shah for the deteriorating law & order in the national capital. The Delhi Police functions under the Union Home Ministry. Arvind Kejriwal and the Aam Aadmi Party have decided to take on the BJP over the issue of law and order in the national capital ahead of the Delhi Assembly Elections. The party plans to run a localised campaign on the safety and security of citizens in Delhi.
(This is a developing story and is being updated.)
