The chief minister's office, however, has dismissed the accusation of Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash being assaulted last night as "bizarre and baseless".
Describing the last night's alleged incident in presence of Arvind Kejriwal and his deputy Manish Sisodia at the former's residence "an act of Urban Naxalism", Delhi BJP president Manoj Tiwari sought Kejriwal's resignation, a high-level inquiry against him and suspension of the legislators concerned.
Echoing his sentiments, a senior BJP leader claimed that in total, nine AAP MLAs were present at the chief minister's residence when Prakash was assaulted.
"They represent the people of Delhi but are nothing short of Urban Naxalites. How utterly disgusting behaviour!," he said.
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Delhi Congress president Ajay Maken launched a scathing attack on the AAP government, accusing it of being a complete failure and demanded that Chief Minister Kejriwal apologises for this "hooliganism".
Senior Congress leader J P Agarwal sought L-G's intervention and said that an all party meeting should be called in this regard.
"We have run Delhi government for 15 years and never has there been such a problem. One should not stoop to such level," he said.
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