Protesters heckle Arvind Kejriwal at public rally in Sonipat   

The AAP supremo accused the BJP government in the state of being behind the incident.
Arvind Kejriwal
Arvind Kejriwal

NEW DELHI: A group of protesters carrying banners of “DTC Bachao Andolan” allegedly tried to disrupt a public meeting held by Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal here on Sunday.

The protesters were seated with AAP workers in the public meeting when they started raising slogans. Kejriwal, who has made multiple visits to Haryana this year to boost party’s prospects after it decided to contest next year’s polls, was talking about alleged neglect shown to martyrs’ families by successive governments when the incident occurred.

The police later whisked away the protesters from the site. The AAP supremo accused the BJP government in the state of being behind the incident.

“We have gathered here to pay our respects to two martyrs (Yashvir and Anand Singh) from Haryana, we are here to talk about bad shape of schools and hospitals in Haryana, but the BJP is sending their supporters here to disrupt the meeting. This is nothing, but an insult to the martyrs,” Kejriwal said.As the protesters tried to disrupt the meeting, AAP’s Haryana unit chief Naveen Jaihind tried to stop them.
 “Have some shame, respect martyrs,” Jaihind said.

Referring to advertisements in newspapers, he said, “The advertisements say that after a gap of 52 years Haryana has got a CM belonging to the Punjabi community. If you commit a mistake today, then in another 60 years you will not get a Punjabi chief minister”.

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