The Delhi Police on Monday<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-chief-secretary-assault-case-cops-tell-court-cctv-footage-tampered-with-34093"> denied that it said</a> in court that the CCTVs of the alleged assault case involving chief secretary Anshu Prakash were tampered.

&quot;Sections of media saying police said in court that CCTVs tampered with. It&#39;s factually wrong and irresponsible. Today, defence counsel stated that police must prove that tampering has been done,&quot; Additional Delhi Commissioner of Police, North, Harendra K Singh said.

The Delhi Police said only the Forensic Science Laboratory would be able to determine whether the footage was tampered.

&quot;It was informed to court that site visit reveals discrepancies in the timing. Only FSL will be able to tell if any &nbsp;tampering has been done. Please don&#39;t quote police with factually wrong information,&quot; the senior police official added.

The alleged assault on Prakash by two Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLAs took place last Monday night. The chief secretary said Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was present during the attack.&nbsp;

The medical report of the attack has confirmed injuries to Prakash&#39;s face.&nbsp;

The two AAP ministers have been remanded in police custody.&nbsp;

The Delhi Police said only the Forensic Science Laboratory would be able to determine whether the footage was tampered

The Delhi Police on Monday denied that it said in court that the CCTVs of the alleged assault case involving chief secretary Anshu Prakash were tampered. "Sections of media saying police said in court that CCTVs tampered with. It's factually wrong and irresponsible. Today, defence counsel stated that police must prove that tampering has been done," Additional Delhi Commissioner of Police, North, Harendra K Singh said. The Delhi Police said only the Forensic Science Laboratory would be able to determine whether the footage was tampered. "It was informed to court that site visit reveals discrepancies in the timing. Only FSL will be able to tell if any tampering has been done. Please don't quote police with factually wrong information," the senior police official added. The alleged assault on Prakash by two Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLAs took place last Monday night. The chief secretary said Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was present during the attack. The medical report of the attack has confirmed injuries to Prakash's face. The two AAP ministers have been remanded in police custody.

Delhi chief secretary assault case: Police denies saying CCTVs tampered with

Delhi&#39;s Tis Hazari Court on Friday rejected the bail plea of Aam Aadmi Party Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) Amanatullah Khan and Prakash Jarwal over the alleged assault of Delhi Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash.

Both lawmakers will remain in judicial custody.

Amanatullah Khan and Prakash Jarwal were on Thursday sent to judicial custody for 14 days &nbsp;after the Delhi chief secretary filed a complaint stating that he was assaulted by AAP MLAs at Chief Minister&#39;s Arvind Kejriwal&#39;s residence.

While Prakash Jarwal was arrested from his house at Deoli on February 21 (Wednesday), Amanatullah Khan had surrendered in the national capital&#39;s the Jamia Nagar Police Station, stating that he had done nothing wrong. The court had sent them to Tihar for a day and to 14 days&rsquo; judicial custody on Thursday. The police, however, had asked the court that the MLAs be handed over to them for further questioning.

The Delhi chief secretary had alleged that he was roughed up by the AAP MLAs during a meeting at the Chief Minister&#39;s residence on Monday night.

The Police have filed an FIR on a complaint from Prakash under various sections, including 120B (criminal conspiracy), 186 (obstructing a public servant from performing the duty) and 353 (assault on public servant)

Parkash Jarwal and Ajay Dutt, AAP MLAs from Deoli and Ambedkar Nagar respectively, had claimed the bureaucrat made casteist remarks. They have lodged a complaint against him with the Delhi Police and the National Commission for Scheduled Castes.

Amanatullah Khan and Prakash Jarwal will remain in judicial custody

Delhi's Tis Hazari Court on Friday rejected the bail plea of Aam Aadmi Party Members of Legislative Assembly (MLAs) Amanatullah Khan and Prakash Jarwal over the alleged assault of Delhi Chief Secretary Anshu Prakash. Both lawmakers will remain in judicial custody. Amanatullah Khan and Prakash Jarwal were on Thursday sent to judicial custody for 14 days after the Delhi chief secretary filed a complaint stating that he was assaulted by AAP MLAs at Chief Minister's Arvind Kejriwal's residence. While Prakash Jarwal was arrested from his house at Deoli on February 21 (Wednesday), Amanatullah Khan had surrendered in the national capital's the Jamia Nagar Police Station, stating that he had done nothing wrong. The court had sent them to Tihar for a day and to 14 days’ judicial custody on Thursday. The police, however, had asked the court that the MLAs be handed over to them for further questioning. The Delhi chief secretary had alleged that he was roughed up by the AAP MLAs during a meeting at the Chief Minister's residence on Monday night. The Police have filed an FIR on a complaint from Prakash under various sections, including 120B (criminal conspiracy), 186 (obstructing a public servant from performing the duty) and 353 (assault on public servant) Parkash Jarwal and Ajay Dutt, AAP MLAs from Deoli and Ambedkar Nagar respectively, had claimed the bureaucrat made casteist remarks. They have lodged a complaint against him with the Delhi Police and the National Commission for Scheduled Castes.

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Delhi chief secretary assault case: Police denies saying CCTVs tampered with

Delhi Chief Secretary alleged assault case: Court rejects lawmakers' bail plea