NEW DELHI: Support has poured in from leaders of quite a lot of political parties and intellectuals for Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and ministers sitting on dharna out of doors LG Anil Baijal’s workplace in Raj Niwas for the remaining 4 days.
The waft of fortify has emboldened Kejriwal and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) determined to continue the strike until the calls for are met although it calls for staying put on the Raj Niwas for lengthy. On the BJP MLAs teaming up with AAP rebel MLA Kapil Mishra for a dharna at Kejriwal's workplace, former UP CM Akhilesh Yadav mentioned: “The ruling party shooting CM’s workplace is pointing to a situation worse than the murder of democracy.”
Tamil actor Kamal Haasan, former Bihar deputy CM Tejaswi Yadav, CPI (M) functionary Sitaram Yechury, historian Ramachandra Guha have been some of the outstanding individuals who threw their weight at the back of AAP’s calls for that the Centre’s hostility in opposition to its elected executive must end and the bureaucrats must cooperate with the elected executive. West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee and former union minister Yashwant Sinha have already backed the protest.
Taking to Twitter to back Kejriwal, Yechury attacked the Centre. “BJP central executive is using the workplace of the LG to obstruct the elected state executive in Delhi to discharge its constitutional tasks. This is despicable. The Centre will have to abandon this process the war of words immediately,” he tweeted. Hasan referred to as the improvement “interference within the functioning of an elected executive” and mentioned it's unacceptable in a democracy. In reality what is happening in Delhi and in TN/Pondicherry is not too different,” Hasan mentioned on Twitter.
Recalling how the then “PM AB Vajpayee didn't treat the elected Government of Delhi within the 2000s with hostility or contempt” Guha mentioned on twitter that the “Modi regime must do likewise.” It brought on Kejriwal to hope that “Modi may even apply within the footsteps of Vajpayee and make allowance opposition-ruled states to paintings for the folk.”
Kejriwal and ministers have submit 3 calls for -- one, direct all IAS officers to end their four-month-long “strike”; two, start up lawsuits in opposition to those on “strike”; and 3, approve the scheme for doorstep supply of rations.
RJD’s Tejashwi Yadav also took on the Centre and accused it of being dictator and making made a “mockery of democracy” in Delhi and Puducherry.
The waft of fortify has emboldened Kejriwal and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) determined to continue the strike until the calls for are met although it calls for staying put on the Raj Niwas for lengthy. On the BJP MLAs teaming up with AAP rebel MLA Kapil Mishra for a dharna at Kejriwal's workplace, former UP CM Akhilesh Yadav mentioned: “The ruling party shooting CM’s workplace is pointing to a situation worse than the murder of democracy.”
Tamil actor Kamal Haasan, former Bihar deputy CM Tejaswi Yadav, CPI (M) functionary Sitaram Yechury, historian Ramachandra Guha have been some of the outstanding individuals who threw their weight at the back of AAP’s calls for that the Centre’s hostility in opposition to its elected executive must end and the bureaucrats must cooperate with the elected executive. West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee and former union minister Yashwant Sinha have already backed the protest.
Taking to Twitter to back Kejriwal, Yechury attacked the Centre. “BJP central executive is using the workplace of the LG to obstruct the elected state executive in Delhi to discharge its constitutional tasks. This is despicable. The Centre will have to abandon this process the war of words immediately,” he tweeted. Hasan referred to as the improvement “interference within the functioning of an elected executive” and mentioned it's unacceptable in a democracy. In reality what is happening in Delhi and in TN/Pondicherry is not too different,” Hasan mentioned on Twitter.
Recalling how the then “PM AB Vajpayee didn't treat the elected Government of Delhi within the 2000s with hostility or contempt” Guha mentioned on twitter that the “Modi regime must do likewise.” It brought on Kejriwal to hope that “Modi may even apply within the footsteps of Vajpayee and make allowance opposition-ruled states to paintings for the folk.”
Kejriwal and ministers have submit 3 calls for -- one, direct all IAS officers to end their four-month-long “strike”; two, start up lawsuits in opposition to those on “strike”; and 3, approve the scheme for doorstep supply of rations.
RJD’s Tejashwi Yadav also took on the Centre and accused it of being dictator and making made a “mockery of democracy” in Delhi and Puducherry.
LG office sit-in: More support pours in for AAP
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