Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was attacked with chilli powder inside the Delhi Secretariat on Monday in a major security lapse. That is not the first time Kejriwal came under attack. A young woman threw ink at him when he was addressing a “thanksgiving” gathering at Chhatrasal Stadium on a quiet January evening in the capital in 2016, after the completion of a phase of odd-even car regulation scheme. Later that year, a political activist would hurl a shoe at him when he had just begun giving out details of phase 2 of the
odd-even scheme, due within days. The shoe