Delhi 'Vada Pav' girl Chandrika not arrested, clears Delhi Police

DN Bureau

Chandrika Dixit has been running a food stall in the Mangolpuri area of outer Delhi. Read further on Dynamite News:

Chandrika sobs due to official threat to dismantle her cart (File)
Chandrika sobs due to official threat to dismantle her cart (File)


New Delhi: After a video of a vada pav seller Chandrika Dixit being 'arrested' by police officials went viral on social media, Delhi police on Saturday responded to the videos, saying that the woman was not arrested, and no case has been registered against her.

According to officials, Chandrika Dixit has been running a food stall in the Mangolpuri area of outer Delhi.

A few days ago, she had posted a video showing an altercation between her and locals while she was organizing a community feast near her stall.

Officials said that the feast led to a huge gathering near her stall, which hampered traffic in the area. The police had received complaints from residents about the traffic jam in the area.

Following the complaint, a team of police reached there and took Dixit to the police station.

"When there was a huge crowd at her cart and a complaint was made against her, at that time she was detained for some time. There was no case registered against the vada pav seller, and she was not arrested," the police said. 

Dynamite News correspondent on last Tuesday had already reported that Chandrika was 'arrested' by Delhi Police as she was trying to hold Bhandara on the occasion of her son's birthday. 

After complaints of local residents, police reached the spot and took her into custody. (with Agency inputs)
 










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