“We are proud of you!” This is how Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday praised the young woman whose fight with a corrupt traffic policeman here led to his dismissal.

Head Constable Satish Chandra of Delhi Traffic Police was sacked late Monday after he flung a brick at the woman, Ramandeep Kaur, for refusing to pay a Rs.200 bribe.

Lauding Kaur, 30, for her bravery when she and her husband Gurdeep called on him, Kejriwal said Delhi needed people like her.

“We are proud of you. We are strongly with you and will do whatever we can. Delhi needs citizens like you.

“I alone can’t change the system. We all need to work together to battle corruption,” Kejriwal said.

Kaur complained to Kejriwal that neither did she get a copy of the first information report (FIR) registered by her nor proper medical treatment at the hospital.

Kejriwal assured her that a copy of the FIR would be arranged for her soon. He told Delhi Health Minister Satyendra Jain to ensure that she gets proper medical treatment.

Despite being hit by a brick in front of her children, Kaur grappled with the policeman and prevented him from escaping.

The shocking incident of bribery and police brutality was caught on camera and triggered outrage.

Delhi Police first suspended the head constable and then, after arresting him formally, sacked him from service.