Kejriwal targets Modi over FIR, police say he is not accused

New Delhi, Sept 21: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday hit out at Prime Minister rendra Modi after police med him in an FIR regarding alleged illegalities in the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW). “Don’t know why my me is in the FIR,” the Aam Aadmi Party leader told reporters here. “Without the Prime Minister’s approval, a Chief Minister’s me doesn’t figure in an FIR.” Kejriwal remarks came after the Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB) of the Delhi government slapped an FIR against DCW chief Swati Maliwal on Monday night over complaints of alleged irregular recruitment. “What is my role in this?” Kejriwal asked. “My role has not been mentioned even once in the FIR (First Information Report).” He said FIRs were framed carefully even in the case of ordiry people. “To include a Chief Minister’s me, they would have thought over it at least 10 times.” He said it was clear that the instructions to include his me would have come “from the top”, in particular the Prime Minister. The AAP leader said he had read the entire investigation report too and his me doesn’t figure anywhere. “I believe the DCW has done no wrong. Nevertheless, what is my role?” Kejriwal said a special session of the Delhi assembly would be called in a few days to discuss this. (IANS)