NEW DELHI: The fight between the Delhi executive and the Lt Governor over IAS officers' "strike" intensified on Wednesday with hundreds of AAP leaders and employees marching to the L-G's place of business where leader minister Arvind Kejriwal and his cabinet colleagues had been staging a sit-in + since Monday evening.
Former Union finance minister Yashwant Sinha, who resigned from the BJP lately, additionally joined AAP leaders and employees outdoor the chief minister's Civil Lines residence from where the protest march proceeded to the L-G's place of business.
Addressing the AAP gathering, Sinha expressed cohesion with Kejriwal and the AAP in their "struggle".
If former top minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee were there, he would have directed the home minister to find a solution to the crisis, but the provide dispensation was "sleeping", Sinha stated, adding that the entire nation was fascinated about the situation in Delhi.
"It would be better for the country if a solution to the crisis in Delhi is found at the earliest," Sinha stated.
The AAP executive's demands to the L-G come with a route to IAS officers to finish their "strike", motion against those that have struck work for "four months". It has additionally requested the L-G to approve the proposal for doorstep delivery of rations.
During the protest march, party leaders and employees raised slogans against the lieutenant governor --- "LG sahab, Delhi Chhodo (LG, quit Delhi)".
In view of the protest march, police made appropriate security preparations.
Rajya Sabha MP and senior AAP chief Sanjay Singh stated that if the IAS officers give assurance in writing to finish their strike and resume work, the AAP will attraction the chief minister and his colleagues to finish their sit-in at the L-G place of business.
He stated that the party would take out a candle light march the next day to come, adding that if the matter was now not taken care of via Sunday, its leaders and employees would stage a dharna at the Prime Minister's Office (PMO).
Singh warned that the AAP will resort to an enormous agitation if no resolution is found to the existing situation.
The IAS officers' affiliation has maintained that no officer is on strike and no work of the Delhi executive has been affected.
Former Union finance minister Yashwant Sinha, who resigned from the BJP lately, additionally joined AAP leaders and employees outdoor the chief minister's Civil Lines residence from where the protest march proceeded to the L-G's place of business.
Addressing the AAP gathering, Sinha expressed cohesion with Kejriwal and the AAP in their "struggle".
If former top minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee were there, he would have directed the home minister to find a solution to the crisis, but the provide dispensation was "sleeping", Sinha stated, adding that the entire nation was fascinated about the situation in Delhi.
"It would be better for the country if a solution to the crisis in Delhi is found at the earliest," Sinha stated.
The AAP executive's demands to the L-G come with a route to IAS officers to finish their "strike", motion against those that have struck work for "four months". It has additionally requested the L-G to approve the proposal for doorstep delivery of rations.
During the protest march, party leaders and employees raised slogans against the lieutenant governor --- "LG sahab, Delhi Chhodo (LG, quit Delhi)".
In view of the protest march, police made appropriate security preparations.
Rajya Sabha MP and senior AAP chief Sanjay Singh stated that if the IAS officers give assurance in writing to finish their strike and resume work, the AAP will attraction the chief minister and his colleagues to finish their sit-in at the L-G place of business.
He stated that the party would take out a candle light march the next day to come, adding that if the matter was now not taken care of via Sunday, its leaders and employees would stage a dharna at the Prime Minister's Office (PMO).
Singh warned that the AAP will resort to an enormous agitation if no resolution is found to the existing situation.
The IAS officers' affiliation has maintained that no officer is on strike and no work of the Delhi executive has been affected.
AAP leaders, workers march towards L-G office
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