Sharma, a first-time MLA, presented himself before the Tilak Marg police station today.
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The police had yesterday issued summons to him as well as three lawyers in connection with assault on journalists and JNU students and teachers at the court complex on Monday.
Delhi Police has been under attack for not taking action against those involved in the assault at the court complex on Monday and yesterday.
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