NEW DELHI: Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday attacked lieutenant governor Anil Baijal for "creating obstacles", after the latter congratulated lecturers and students of government-run colleges in the nationwide capital on their good efficiency in CBSE Class 12 examinations.
On Twitter, Kejriwal sought to know from Baijal who had benefitted when the Centre removed Atishi Marlena, guide to deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia, from the post in April.
Marlena was some of the nine advisors to Delhi ministers whose appointments had been cancelled following a Union Home Ministry directive that mentioned those posts had been "not sanctioned".
"So u agree that Del govt doing great work in education? Who benefitted when u removed Atishi Marlena? If u stop creating obstacles, wonders cud be achieved in many sectors. It will make u also proud. Pl support our efforts. Lets be positve. Pl don't create hurdles in everything (sic)," Kejriwal tweeted.
His tweet came after Baijal mentioned on Twitter: "Heartiest congratulations to all our students of Class-XII & their parents for their outstanding performance. Sincere thanks to their teachers. Would advise to follow your dreams with sincerity, dedication & hardwork (sic)."
The April 17 cancellation of appointments had escalated the tussle between the AAP authorities and the Centre.
Sisodia had then mentioned that the Centre's order was a "conspiracy to derail" the "education revolution" in Delhi. He had alleged that Marlena, who he mentioned was playing a "vital role" in making improvements to Delhi's training system, was centered.
After CBSE effects for Class 12 had been declared the day gone by, Sisodia mentioned the Delhi government-run colleges had a go proportion of 90.64, in opposition to ultimate 12 months's 88.27 per cent.
He mentioned 168 authorities colleges have completed 100 per cent effects, in opposition to the 112 colleges ultimate 12 months.
Sisodia also mentioned that as many as 638 authorities colleges completed go proportion of 90 and above, in opposition to the 554 ultimate 12 months.
Kejriwal too praised the students and mentioned the results had been completed despite many hurdles.
On Twitter, Kejriwal sought to know from Baijal who had benefitted when the Centre removed Atishi Marlena, guide to deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia, from the post in April.
Marlena was some of the nine advisors to Delhi ministers whose appointments had been cancelled following a Union Home Ministry directive that mentioned those posts had been "not sanctioned".
"So u agree that Del govt doing great work in education? Who benefitted when u removed Atishi Marlena? If u stop creating obstacles, wonders cud be achieved in many sectors. It will make u also proud. Pl support our efforts. Lets be positve. Pl don't create hurdles in everything (sic)," Kejriwal tweeted.
His tweet came after Baijal mentioned on Twitter: "Heartiest congratulations to all our students of Class-XII & their parents for their outstanding performance. Sincere thanks to their teachers. Would advise to follow your dreams with sincerity, dedication & hardwork (sic)."
The April 17 cancellation of appointments had escalated the tussle between the AAP authorities and the Centre.
Sisodia had then mentioned that the Centre's order was a "conspiracy to derail" the "education revolution" in Delhi. He had alleged that Marlena, who he mentioned was playing a "vital role" in making improvements to Delhi's training system, was centered.
After CBSE effects for Class 12 had been declared the day gone by, Sisodia mentioned the Delhi government-run colleges had a go proportion of 90.64, in opposition to ultimate 12 months's 88.27 per cent.
He mentioned 168 authorities colleges have completed 100 per cent effects, in opposition to the 112 colleges ultimate 12 months.
Sisodia also mentioned that as many as 638 authorities colleges completed go proportion of 90 and above, in opposition to the 554 ultimate 12 months.
Kejriwal too praised the students and mentioned the results had been completed despite many hurdles.
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