Court Grants Bail To UP Man Behind Metro Graffiti Targeting Arvind Kejriwal
NDTV
A police officer said the accused, who also posted photos of the graffiti on his Instagram account, has been identified as Ankit Goel.
A 33-year-old man was arrested by the Delhi Police from Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly on Wednesday for allegedly scribbling graffiti at Delhi metro stations and inside train coaches targeting Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and was later granted bail by a court.
A police officer said the accused, who also posted photos of the graffiti on his Instagram account, has been identified as Ankit Goel.
On Monday, several photos of the graffiti targeting Mr Kejriwal went viral on social media, eliciting a sharp condemnation from the Aam Aadmi Party. Soon after, a CCTV video also surfaced online, showing a man writing on the wall of a metro station.
