He said sit-in was not solution to problems. "Working together with the central government will solve the problems of Delhi," Omar told reporters after meeting Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde.
"See, there is a difference between an activist or an opposition leader and the Chief Minister," he said when asked about threat from Kejriwal to stage a sit-in if action was not taken against Delhi Police officials.
Asked to comment on Aam Aadmi Party's national impact, he said "let us see how they navigate their way in future.
"So far, AAP has a blemish imaged that they require to work on," he said.
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