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Delhi deputy CM Sisodia goes to meet family of deceased ex-serviceman, police detains him

| | Nov 02, 2016, at 07:39 pm
New Delhi, Nov 2 (IBNS): Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia was detained by the police when he went to the RML Hospital to meet the family of deceased Subedar Ram Kishen Grewal, on Wednesday, according to media reports.

Ram Kishen Grewal, an ex-army man, committed suicide regarding the One Rank One Pension (OROP) scheme, the media reported.

Tweeted Delhi Chief Minister, "Manish Sisodia detained? He had gone to meet family of deceased Ram Kishan ji. He is elected Dy CM. Whats wrong wid u Modiji? So insecure?"

Kejriwal has also claimed that the Union government has  not implemented OROP.

NDTV reported that Kejriwal has said the Prime Minister claims OROP has been implemented but that is not true.

AAP members and the police engaged in a scuffle as the police forcibly moved Sisodia and several former servicemen from the hospital. Even the media was not spared, reported NDTV.

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