Delhi Police files status report in public property defacement case against Kejriwal
THE JHARKHAND STORY DESK Advertisement New Delhi, April 19: Delhi Police on Saturday submitted a status report before the Rouse Avenue…
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New Delhi, April 19: Delhi Police on Saturday submitted a status report before the Rouse Avenue Court in connection with a case of alleged defacement of public property involving former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, former MLA Gulab Singh, and MCD councillor Nitika Sharma. The police sought more time, citing ongoing efforts to trace the accused.
Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Neha Mittal took the report on record and scheduled the next hearing for May 3. The report mentioned that a site plan was prepared on April 3 based on the complainant’s input.
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The case stems from a 2019 complaint filed by Shiv Kumar Saksena, who alleged misuse of public funds through large hoardings displayed across various public locations in Dwarka, including parks, roads, poles, and DDA properties.
The hoardings featured greetings and announcements with photographs of several political figures, including Kejriwal, former MLA Gulab Singh and others.
Following court directions on March 11, 2025, police registered an FIR and filed a compliance report, initiating a formal probe into the matter.
