The Chief Minister's residence area comes under the no drone zone, according to sources. (File)
A drone was spotted over the residence of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday, police said.
Information was received at 4:46 pm that a drone has been seen over the Chief Minister's residence at the Civil Lines area, a senior police officer said.
The residence area comes under the red no-fly zone or no drone zone, according to sources.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (North) Sagar Singh Kalsi said a PCR vehicle deployed outside the chief minister's residence on Flagstaff Road was informed about the sighting by a staffer of the Chief Minister's residence.
The staffer saw the drone when was sitting in the lawns of the Chief Minister's residence, he said. Following the information, police personnel, including senior officers, rushed to the spot, but no drone was visible at that time, the officer said.
A written submission has been received from the Chief Minister's camp office and legal process is underway, the DCP said.
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