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Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has described the incident being attacked by a man during a public meeting at her residence as a 'cowardly act'. Reacting to the incident, she admitted the sudden attack shocked her and asserted such things won't deter her to serve Delhi. She said she is better now. 

Rekha Gupta wrote, "The attack on me during this morning's public hearing was not just an attack on me, but a cowardly attempt on our resolve to serve Delhi and work for the welfare of the people."She further requested all her well-wishers not to trouble themselves by coming to meet her at her residence. "I will soon be seen working among you again," she said.

 

The Chief Minister said that such attacks can never break her spirit or her resolve to serve the people of Delhi."Now, I will be among you with even more energy and dedication than before," she added. "Public hearings and the resolution of people's problems will continue with the same seriousness and commitment as before. Your trust and support are my greatest strength."

 

The chief minister of the national capital expressed her heartfelt gratitude for the immense love, blessings, and good wishes.

The Delhi chief minister witnessed a shocking incident this morning during the "jan sunvai" at her residence. A man tried to pull her while giving her a paper, probably of his grievances.

 

Following that, the CM hit her head on the table, injuring herself. The accused was identified as Rajesh Bhaiji, 41, from Rajkot, Gujarat."A person attacked CM Rekha Gupta during Jan Sunvai today. The accused has been nabbed by the Delhi Police and is being questioned," the Delhi CMO said.

 

Khimji reportedly loves dogs and was angry over the top court order, his mother told the media."My son loves dogs. He was angry after the Supreme Court's order against stray dogs. And left for Delhi soon after. We don't know anything else," said Khimji's mother, identified as Bhanuben.She also claimed that the accused suffered from mental illness and had attacked his family members on several occasions.