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Arvind Kejriwal will not attend the NITI Aayog meeting in protest against the Centre’s ordinance.
Arvind Kejriwal will not attend the NITI Aayog meeting on Saturday. He has given information about this by writing a letter to PM Modi. He said that not only Delhi, people of the whole country are strongly opposing the ordinance of the Center. People are asking that if the Prime Minister does not accept even the Supreme Court, then where will we go for justice.
In fact, the Supreme Court had ordered on May 11 that the transfer-posting rights of officers in Delhi will remain with the Delhi government. After this, the central government had given these rights to the lieutenant governor by bringing an ordinance. Kejriwal is opposing this ordinance.
BJP topples non-BJP governments in three ways
Kejriwal said in the letter that if the people of a state elect a non-BJP government, then the BJP adopts 3 methods to topple that government.
- First- buys their MLAs.
- Second- shows the strength of ED and CBI.
- Third- brings ordinance, so that the elected government cannot do its work.
Kejriwal wrote in the letter that in the last few years, non-BJP governments were being toppled or were not allowed to work. This is not the vision of our country.
Won the battle in 8 years, overturned the decision in 8 days
Kejriwal wrote in the letter that after 8 years of fighting, the people of Delhi won the battle in the Supreme Court. After this, in just 8 days, you overturned the order of the Supreme Court by bringing an ordinance. Today, if any officer of the Delhi government does not work, then the Delhi government elected by the people cannot take any action against them.
He asked how the government would be able to function like this. The Delhi government is being made completely weak. Is this the vision of the country? Is this cooperative federalism?
Punjab CM also boycotted the meeting
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann has also boycotted the NITI Aayog meeting to be held in Delhi on May 27. Mann said that the central government is creating hurdles in many public welfare schemes of Punjab. Whether it is the amount of RDF or reducing crop prices, Punjab is constantly being harmed. Don’t go to this meeting and have your photographs taken. Read full news…