Arvind Kejriwal’s home was allegedly subject to a security breach on Tuesday, according to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). Sources claim that a man was using a drone to fly over the chief minister’s house.
A “no flying zone” was where the drone operator was operating it. According to information obtained by the Delhi police, a drone was spotted flying close to Arvind Kejriwal’s residence. According to police, the facts are being checked.
A PCR van stationed outside the chief minister’s residence on Flagstaff Road was informed about the sighting, according to Deputy Commissioner of Police (North) Sagar Singh Kalsi.
According to him, the staff member observed the drone while sitting on the grounds of the Chief Minister’s residence. Police officers, including senior officers, flocked to the scene after receiving the information, but no drone was in sight at the time, the officer claimed.
The Chief Minister’s camp office has submitted a written statement, and legal action is being taken, according to the DCP.
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