Case registered against Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee President Anil Chaudhary & some party workers under section 188 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC): Deputy Commissioner of Police (East) Jasmeet Singh
Case registered against DPCC President Anil Chaudhary, other party members
Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee president Anil Chaudhary detained at his residence
17:57 May 17
13:05 May 17
Anil Chaudhary alleges detention, cops deny charge
Delhi Congress president Anil Kumar on Sunday alleged that he was detained by police for "helping migrant workers", a charge denied by a senior police official.
"Police came to my home from the New Ashok Nagar police station in the morning today. Police told me that I was being detained but no reason was given for doing so," he said.
Kumar said police kept asking him if he had gone to the Ghazipur border on Saturday.
"The Congress is providing help to the starving migrant workers that's why I went to the Ghazipur border yesterday. People will not spare these governments that are detaining us for helping migrant workers," the Congress leader said.
However, a senior police official said Kumar was only questioned and asked to remain at home.
"We were patrolling in the area when we came to know through some migrants that Anil Kumar had assured them some help in migrating to their native place. So, we requested him to remain at home and not venture out," the official added.
09:10 May 17
Anil Choudhary detained by Delhi Police
Anil Choudhary
New Delhi: Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee President Anil Chaudhary has been put under preventive detention at his residence here.
Police said, "He brought a number of migrants labourers to Delhi-UP border both yesterday and today. No social distancing norms were maintained. This could lead to further problems".
17:57 May 17
Case registered against Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee President Anil Chaudhary & some party workers under section 188 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC): Deputy Commissioner of Police (East) Jasmeet Singh
13:05 May 17
Anil Chaudhary alleges detention, cops deny charge
Delhi Congress president Anil Kumar on Sunday alleged that he was detained by police for "helping migrant workers", a charge denied by a senior police official.
"Police came to my home from the New Ashok Nagar police station in the morning today. Police told me that I was being detained but no reason was given for doing so," he said.
Kumar said police kept asking him if he had gone to the Ghazipur border on Saturday.
"The Congress is providing help to the starving migrant workers that's why I went to the Ghazipur border yesterday. People will not spare these governments that are detaining us for helping migrant workers," the Congress leader said.
However, a senior police official said Kumar was only questioned and asked to remain at home.
"We were patrolling in the area when we came to know through some migrants that Anil Kumar had assured them some help in migrating to their native place. So, we requested him to remain at home and not venture out," the official added.
09:10 May 17
Anil Choudhary detained by Delhi Police
Anil Choudhary
New Delhi: Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee President Anil Chaudhary has been put under preventive detention at his residence here.
Police said, "He brought a number of migrants labourers to Delhi-UP border both yesterday and today. No social distancing norms were maintained. This could lead to further problems".
Last Updated : May 17, 2020, 8:32 PM IST
