Punjab ADGP denies giving Punjab Police Commando security to Arvind Kejriwal

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Updated At : 07:35 PM Apr 13, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, April 13

Punjab ADGP (Security) AK Pandey has denied that Punjab Police Commando security was provided to Delhi CM and AAP national chief Arvind Kejriwal.

“The claim made by some leaders on Twitter is false,” he told The Tribune.

Congress MLA Sukhpal Khaira had tweeted about the Punjab Police security to the Delhi CM.

Khaira tweeted, “If this news about mega security for Arvind Kejriwal n that too Commando’s from PB Police then it not only exposes d sham of Aam Aadmi Party vowing to wipe out VIP culture but also trashes d recent decision of Bhagwant Mann to withdraw security of 122 PB politicians! Good “Badlav”.”

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