Scores of protesters marched towards his residence in Malviya Nagar, shouting slogans demanding a strict probe into the matter.
Delhi BJP chief Satish Upadhyay who led the protesters, accused the ruling AAP of behaving like anarchists, saying, "They are not at all interested in development of Delhi."
As Bharti tried to leave in his car, the crowd gathered around his vehicle. Police had to intervene to disperse them.
She also accused Bharti of cheating her by saying lies about his professional status before the marriage.
Bharti who was a law minister during AAP's first stint of 49-day government, denied the allegations leveled against him and called them 'baseless'.
Other party members refused to comment on the issue saying it was a 'personal' matter.
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