A case of lapse in the security of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has come to the fore. Aam Aadmi Party claims that drone is seen flying outside Kejriwal's house, while it is a no fly zone. A complaint has been made to the police. Police said that it is taking the matter seriously and is looking for the person who flew the drone.

Arvind Kejriwal's house was attacked on 30 March 2022. Giving information about this, the then Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia had alleged in a tweet that some anti-social elements broke the CCTV cameras installed outside Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's house and also broke the boom barrier installed there. On receiving the complaint, the Delhi Police took immediate action and took about 70 protesters of the BJP Yuva Morcha into custody.

North District DCP Sagar Singh Kalsi had told that the workers of BJP Yuva Morcha had organized a sit-in protest against the statement of Delhi CM in the Vidhan Sabha regarding Kashmir files. His dharna started at 11.30 am in which about 150-200 people had reached outside the CM's residence.

At around 1.00 am, some protesters broke the security cordon of the CM residence and reached outside the CM residence and raised slogans that created disturbance. He had a small box of paint which he threw at the door of the CM residence. Along with this, the boom barrier and a CCTV camera were also found broken.

Arvind Kejriwal attacked the opposition's demand to make the film Kashmir Files tax free. He said that a film director is earning crores and BJP people are putting up posters. If everyone wants to show the film, then tell the director to put it on YouTube, everyone will be able to watch it for free. What is the need to give tax exemption? His statement evoked laughter in the Delhi Assembly and by the time he could finish his speech, it had gone viral on social media.