Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal this morning said that police is "unable" to control violence in northeastern part of the capital where horrific clashes between pro and anti-citizenship law protesters have killed 20 people, including a policeman, since Sunday. A day after he met Home Minister Amit Shah over the clashes and said that "police could not do anything" to prevent trouble, Mr Kejriwal today suggested that "Army should be called in".
"I have been in touch wid large no of people whole nite. Situation alarming. Police, despite all its efforts, unable to control situation and instil confidence. Army shud be called in and curfew imposed in rest of affected areas immediately. Am writing to Hon'ble HM to this effect (sic)," Mr Kejriwal tweeted this afternoon.
