<p>Delhi Police Friday refused to suspend four of its officers who allegedly refused to act against a sex and drug gang, but the Delhi government reiterated the demand.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Education Minister Manish Sisodia said the government wanted the four officials suspended until an inquiry ordered Friday by Lt. Governor Najeeb Jung into the policemen's conduct got over.<br /><br />"Their suspension is necessary, otherwise there will be a problem in the inquiry," Sisodia told the media.<br /><br />"Our government won't keep quiet. This is not Sheila Dikshit's government. The government has changed. We will take action whether or not Delhi Police is under us," he said.<br /><br />Sisodia, the de facto number two in the ruling Aam Aadmi Party, said a government delegation led by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal called on the Lt Governor and pressed for the suspension.<br /><br />According to the minister, while Jung said he won't suspend anyone, Police Commissioner B.S. Bassi said suspending the men "now will be difficult".<br /><br />Sisodia said an AAP delegation will now take the demand to union Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde.<br /><br />Sisodia denied charges of vigilantism hurled against two Delhi ministers - Somnath Bharti and Rakhi Birla.<br /><br />Bharti accused Delhi Police of not acting against a sex and drug racket despite repeated complaints while Birla alleged that police were refusing to arrest a family which had set their daughter-in-law on fire.<br /><br />On Thursday, Kejriwal asked Delhi Police to suspend the officers, including the station house officers (SHO) of Malviya Nagar in south Delhi and Sagarpur in west Delhi.</p>
<p>Delhi Police Friday refused to suspend four of its officers who allegedly refused to act against a sex and drug gang, but the Delhi government reiterated the demand.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Education Minister Manish Sisodia said the government wanted the four officials suspended until an inquiry ordered Friday by Lt. Governor Najeeb Jung into the policemen's conduct got over.<br /><br />"Their suspension is necessary, otherwise there will be a problem in the inquiry," Sisodia told the media.<br /><br />"Our government won't keep quiet. This is not Sheila Dikshit's government. The government has changed. We will take action whether or not Delhi Police is under us," he said.<br /><br />Sisodia, the de facto number two in the ruling Aam Aadmi Party, said a government delegation led by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal called on the Lt Governor and pressed for the suspension.<br /><br />According to the minister, while Jung said he won't suspend anyone, Police Commissioner B.S. Bassi said suspending the men "now will be difficult".<br /><br />Sisodia said an AAP delegation will now take the demand to union Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde.<br /><br />Sisodia denied charges of vigilantism hurled against two Delhi ministers - Somnath Bharti and Rakhi Birla.<br /><br />Bharti accused Delhi Police of not acting against a sex and drug racket despite repeated complaints while Birla alleged that police were refusing to arrest a family which had set their daughter-in-law on fire.<br /><br />On Thursday, Kejriwal asked Delhi Police to suspend the officers, including the station house officers (SHO) of Malviya Nagar in south Delhi and Sagarpur in west Delhi.</p>