Modi using Jung to finish off our party, says AAP
The AAP termed the L-G’s remarks over a host of issues following the Delhi High Court’s decision on administrative jurisdiction last week as those of an “artistic overlord”.
The Aam Aadmi Party said on Wednesday that the “anti-democracy and anti-people statements” being made by lieutenant governor Najeeb Jung shows these views are actually the opinion of Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the L-G reports to the Centre.
The AAP termed the L-G’s remarks over a host of issues following the Delhi High Court’s decision on administrative jurisdiction last week as those of an “aristocratic overlord”.
“The growing popularity of Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal and the revolutionary steps being taken by the Delhi government towards public welfare have scared the prime minister to the extent that he is determined to finish off the Aam Aadmi Party and its government. PM is using the L-G as his mouthpiece to express this desire of his,” AAP leader Dilip Pandey said.
“Delhi’s newly declared ‘overlord’ lieutenant governor Najeeb Jung has been declaring with great confidence his rights and powers through his media interviews,” he added.
In recent interviews to various media organisations, the L-G has said his office had no role in the repeated confrontation between his office and the chief minister’s office.
The AAP leaders quoted five instances, saying it “proved otherwise”: The union home ministry’s May 21 notification curbing the ACB’s powers, rejection of the Delhi government’s policy to provide permanent jobs to 17,000 guest teachers, stalling the premium bus service, not clearing dedicated bus lane and failing to direct DDA to direct R 1,200 crore pending property tax dues to MCDs.
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