Delhi HC Asks for Sealed Report on Vandalism Outside CM Kejriwal's Residence

The Additional SG said that the evidence regarding the case, including CCTV footage, would be preserved entirely.

The Delhi High Court on Friday, 1 April, asked for a report in a sealed cover regarding the violence that took place outside Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's official residence on 30 March.

The court said that the report must be submitted by the Delhi Police within two weeks, as per a report by The Indian Express.

The bench comprising Acting Chief Justice Vipin Sanghi and Justice Navin Chawla remarked that it was evident that there were attempts to create fear, adding that the Delhi Police would be required to give its explanation regarding the incident.

"We have seen the video. It is an unruly crowd. People broke boom-barrier, some even tried to climb the gate. They tried to take law in their hands. We also find that police force was inadequate and was outnumbered. So you will have to explain what was your bandobast. What intimation you had about this incident happening. We will have to see all this," the court said, according to LiveLaw.