
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has also met home minister Rajnath Singh over the JNU issue. (Press Trust of India)
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Calling the events at the Patiala House Court premises "highly disturbing," Mr Kejriwal requested the Prime Minister to "urgently stop this fire from spreading any further".
In his letter, Mr Kejriwal -- who, along with other opposition parties, has strongly criticised the government's handling of the JNU issue -- suggested that PM Modi take four steps as immediate measures.

JNU students' union president Kanhaiya Kumar's arrest has triggered widespread outrage.
"The police administration of Delhi is directly under the control of the central government and the JNU incident shows, it appears to have miserably failed," the letter added. ""If such incidents are not brought to an immediate end, I am afraid it might be too late."
Coming out strongly in support of the prestigious university, he said, "It is extremely dangerous that the JNU incident is being portrayed to show this institution as a terrorist centre".

BJP legislator OP Sharma and his supporters attack a man outside a Delhi court. (Press Trust of India photo)
Ever since it came to power last year, Mr Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party government had been at loggerheads with the BJP-led Centre - the flashpoints included the control of the Delhi Police.
Last week, on the first anniversary of AAP rule, Mr Kejriwal said just "hearing his name" was enough to enrage PM Modi. "I requested the Prime Minister to stop this daily fighting. He didn't agree. I told the PM that we are new in politics, If we make mistakes, please tell us and we will correct it," he had told NDTV.
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