Arvind Kejriwal House Vandalised

The accused in the violence case, who staged a protest and vandalised the residence of the Chief Minister, had approached the high court after a trial court dismissed their bail pleas.

Delhi Police told the high court today that it has taken cognisance of the alleged attack outside Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence and registered an FIR (police case).

The Aam Aadmi Party had yesterday said that the BJP is trying to kill Mr Kejriwal because it is unable to defeat him in elections.

Visuals from the spot show a large group of people carrying BJP flags and placards condemning "insult" to Kashmiri Pandits clashing with the police at the barricade placed outside the Chief Minister's residence.

The accused in the violence case, who staged a protest and vandalised the residence of the Chief Minister, had approached the high court after a trial court dismissed their bail pleas.

Delhi Police told the high court today that it has taken cognisance of the alleged attack outside Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence and registered an FIR (police case).

The Aam Aadmi Party had yesterday said that the BJP is trying to kill Mr Kejriwal because it is unable to defeat him in elections.

Visuals from the spot show a large group of people carrying BJP flags and placards condemning "insult" to Kashmiri Pandits clashing with the police at the barricade placed outside the Chief Minister's residence.