The Aam Aadmi Party on Tuesday accused Delhi Police Commissioner B.S Bassi of leaking Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's security details, saying it may lead to a major untoward incident in the future.
"Exposing the CM's security details is a very serious issue and it might lead to a major incident in future," said Dilip Pandey, convenor of AAP's Delhi unit.
Pandey was speaking about media reports on Kejriwal's security, which surfaced in some of the national dailies on Tuesday.
Earlier, a woman had thrown ink at Kejriwal, while he was speaking at a public gathering to mark the success of the odd-even traffic restriction scheme. The woman was later arrested.
A Delhi court on Monday remanded her in one-day police custody.
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