1 month ago
FIR Filed Against AAP MLA Virender Singh Kadian Over Assault
A woman named Jimmi, who runs a flower shop, says that on July 18 a man named Niranjan, who claimed to be from the office of AAP MLA Virender Singh Kadian, took flowers from her shop and threatened to shut it down.
She says the MLA’s son and others then attacked her family, slapping her mother and assaulting her husband and son.
Jimmi says the whole thing was recorded on phones and CCTV.
She filed a complaint and asked police to register an FIR, secure the footage, and protect her family.
Police have registered the complaint and are investigating the allegations.
The case involves several criminal charges under Indian law.
FIR registered against AAP MLA Virender Singh Kadian, his son, and others for assault and intimidation.
Accusations include taking flowers, threatening shop closure, and physical assault on the complainant’s family.
The incident allegedly occurred on July 18, 2024, in Delhi Cantonment, Delhi.
The complainant claims the assault was recorded on mobile phones and CCTV.
Police are investigating the case under multiple sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
- Who
- Virender Singh Kadian, his son Birendra Kadian, Ankit Kadian, and Niranjan
- What
- Alleged assault, intimidation, and property seizure of a flower shop owner and her family
- Where
- Delhi Cantonment Assembly constituency, Delhi
- When
- July 18, 2024
- Why
- Accused claimed to be acting on behalf of the MLA’s office and threatened the shop’s existence
Key facts
- Accused
- Virender Singh Kadian, Birendra Kadian, Ankit Kadian, Niranjan
- FIR Filed
- Yes
- Incident Date
- July 18, 2024
- Location
- Delhi Cantonment, Delhi
- Charges
- Sections 74, 79, 115(2), 351(2), 3(5) of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita
Quotes
Jimmi
Accused woman and complainant
“"On July 18, a man named Niranjan came to my flower shop. He said he had come from the office of AAP MLA Virender Kadian. He took a bouquet worth ₹500 from my father. When my father asked for payment, he requested at least ₹300 to cover the cost of the flowers. Instead of paying, he took the flowers and threatened to get our shop removed, claiming that he was from the MLA’s office."”
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