Talking to reporters here, Sisodia said he is also a Rajput, and slammed "some people who are defaming" the community with their violent actions.
He said that being the education minister of Delhi, it was his responsibility to ensure that parents were assured of their wards' safety, remarks coming a day after a schoolbus with children onboard it was attacked by a mob in adjoining Gurgaon.
"I have invited many Rajput leaders to talk on the recent developments of violence. We are totally against these acts. Some miscreants, who are indulging in violence protest, do not belong to the Rajput community...
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