<p>A 39-year-old caretaker of a mosque was arrested from Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence for carrying live bullets when he went there to meet him.</p>.<p>Imran, who accompanied a group of clerics who went to meet Kejriwal to seek a hike in salary of those employed by Waqf Board, was found carrying the bullet by a security guard who frisked him, police said.</p>.<p>This incident comes close on the heels of a man was caught after he attempted to throw chilli powder at Kejriwal at Delhi Secretariat last week.</p>.<p>Imran has been booked under Arms Act. He claimed he found the bullets in the donation box of a mosque and kept them in his wallet.</p>.<p>"He told us he forgot about it. We are verifying the claims," a senior police official said.</p>
<p>A 39-year-old caretaker of a mosque was arrested from Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence for carrying live bullets when he went there to meet him.</p>.<p>Imran, who accompanied a group of clerics who went to meet Kejriwal to seek a hike in salary of those employed by Waqf Board, was found carrying the bullet by a security guard who frisked him, police said.</p>.<p>This incident comes close on the heels of a man was caught after he attempted to throw chilli powder at Kejriwal at Delhi Secretariat last week.</p>.<p>Imran has been booked under Arms Act. He claimed he found the bullets in the donation box of a mosque and kept them in his wallet.</p>.<p>"He told us he forgot about it. We are verifying the claims," a senior police official said.</p>
