Day after slap incident, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta granted 'Z' category CRPF security
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Day after slap incident, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta granted 'Z' category CRPF security
Day after slap incident, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta granted 'Z' category CRPF security
Day after slap incident, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta granted 'Z' category CRPF security
Day after slap incident, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta granted 'Z' category CRPF security
A day after the Delhi Chief Minister was slapped during her Jan Sunwai, Rekha Gupta was granted 'Z' plus category security.
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