BJP’s Chief Minister candidate, Kiran Bedi, has registered a complaint with Delhi Police against AAP leader Kumar Vishwas for his sexist remarks at a rally in north-west Delhi around three days ago, police said on Saturday.
The complaint was lodged at the Parliament Street police station in New Delhi district and it was immediately forwarded to the Deputy Commissioner’s office in outer Delhi district, said a senior police official.
“We have received the complaint, forwarded by BJP, which mentions about objectionable language used by AAP leader Kumar Vishwas at a rally in Kanjhawla. We are looking into the matter and a case will be registered if the need arises,” said a senior official.
The complaint was lodged at the Parliament Street police station in New Delhi district and it was immediately forwarded to the Deputy Commissioner’s office in outer Delhi district, said a senior police official.
“We have received the complaint, forwarded by BJP, which mentions about objectionable language used by AAP leader Kumar Vishwas at a rally in Kanjhawla. We are looking into the matter and a case will be registered if the need arises,” said a senior official.