File photo: AAP leader Saurabh Bhardwaj
New Delhi: am admi party (AAP) President of Delhi Saurabh Bhardwaj Strong criticism of the Delhi Police and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led Delhi government followed the tragic death of 25-year-old Kamal Dhyin Janakpuri on Friday, accusing the police of dereliction of duty and deliberately withholding important information.Speaking to ANI, Bhardwaj said the incident reflected the “shamelessness” of the government and police.“What happened in Janapuri exposed the BJP government in Delhi, the Delhi Police Commissioner and the entire Delhi Police…Today, a 25-year-old young man died…serious charges were laid against the police. Around 12 am, a family went to the police station in search of their son… Not one, they went to six police stations and no one reported the crime. Their children’s cell phone location information was deliberately and hastily deleted. Why do they do this? What are the police trying to hide? When the boy’s phone came through, police knew his location. They could have found him if they had wanted to. Maybe he might have been saved, but no one saved him. In the morning Ashish Sood went there and lied that arrangements had been made. If the arrangements are in place, will the boy commit suicide by jumping off the building? This is simply shameless on the part of the government and police, who are falsifying data. Today, with concrete evidence, the matter has been exposed to the entire country,” he told ANI.Bhardwaj went to the scene of the accident to assess the situation and flagged suspected tampering at the scene.“This is the crime scene… On one side of the road, there’s an 8-foot-tall barricade with barbed wire on top. There are also roadblocks on the other side of the road. On the third side of the road, there is a huge iron fence, and there is also a fence on the other side of the ditch. Delhi Police intervened directly at the crime scene. They are openly committing fraud by changing it. Everyone here knows that a cyclist will fall if someone throws him out of a plane. Any basic person knows this… Did this man appear out of thin air? Which department deserves to have stooped to such depravity? What government would be so dishonest as to claim only that it was no one’s fault and that the boy died on his own? That is why the crime scene was later cordoned off from all sides,” he added. Kamal Dhyani, a 25-year-old resident of Janakpuri, reportedly fell into a deep pit while riding his motorcycle home late on Thursday night, sparking criticism. Police confirmed the identity of the deceased.Dhyani’s brother claimed that the family also received no help after visiting six police stations and did not receive information about his death until an officer called him in the morning.Diani’s friends blamed the police department, saying they ignored the urgency of the situation and failed to provide the exact location of his phone during a search, leading to his death. He further questioned why his phone could not be traced last night.Meanwhile, Delhi Urban Development Minister Ashish Sood is scheduled to visit the site on February 7. The Delhi government issued a notification on Friday acknowledging the incident and ensuring action against the responsible authorities.The tragedy has drawn comparisons with a similar incident in January, when a 27-year-old IT professional, Yuvraj Mehta, died after his car got stuck in an unmarked, water-filled construction pit in Noida amid thick winter fog. The incident has raised widespread concerns over safety standards in the city, incomplete construction sites and the urgent need for better road safety measures in the National Capital Territory of Delhi.
 Delhi President Saurabh Bhardwaj on Friday strongly criticised the Delhi Police and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-.){kind=link}