In a political confrontation following the motorcycle fatality of Kamal Dhyani in Janakpuri, AAP leader Saurabh Bhardwaj was detained by Delhi police while visiting the victim's family.
In a politically charged incident, Saurabh Bhardwaj, the Delhi state president of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), was taken into custody by Delhi police as he attempted to pay his respects to the family of Kamal Dhyani, a biker who tragically lost his life in a recent accident in Janakpuri. His detention sparked further debate about the state of law and order in the national capital. Bhardwaj, along with several party leaders, criticized the authorities for not addressing the concerns regarding public safety in Delhi.
During his time in custody, Bhardwaj expressed outrage over the perceived negligence of the law enforcement agencies, accusing them of suppressing voices that are raising concerns. He emphasized that the lack of attention to law and order is contributing to a sense of insecurity among residents. By confronting authorities and sharing the victim's family's plight, he aims to highlight the difficulties they faced in seeking justice after Dhyani's death, as they reportedly wandered between six police stations without a formal complaint being registered.
The incident has prompted discussions about the effectiveness of police responses to accidents and the broader implications for public safety in Delhi. With Bhardwaj vowing to continue advocating for justice, this scenario underscores ongoing political tensions in the region concerning accountability and the role of police in managing civic incidents. The family's desperation for assistance in their time of grief has added a human dimension to this political discourse, emphasizing the need for systemic reform in handling such cases.
