
AAP Delhi vice-president Kuldeep Kumar has asked Police Commissioner Anurag Kumar for a meeting, citing alleged rising crime and complaints of illegal narcotics sales.
Kumar said he wrote to the Police Commissioner with an MLA delegation seeking an early meeting on law-and-order concerns in Delhi and his assembly constituency. He said residents had reported illegal drug trade and sale of narcotic substances in several parts of the constituency.
Kuldeep Kumar, the AAP’s Delhi vice-president, has sought a meeting with Police Commissioner Anurag Kumar over what he described as a deteriorating law-and-order situation in the capital and his assembly constituency.
Kumar said he wrote to the Commissioner along with an MLA delegation, citing alleged rising crime and complaints about illegal drug trade. He asked for an early appointment, saying the matter required urgent attention.
The AAP leader said complaints over the sale of narcotic substances had emerged from several parts of the constituency. He described the issue as a concern for young people and their families, and said local residents wanted effective action against drug trade and crime.
The letter seeks a meeting with the Police Commissioner; Kumar said the delegation hopes to receive a time for it soon.
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