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Lt Governor's "Hellish" Post After Ground Visits, Arvind Kejriwal's Reply
Amid the Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) campaign for Assembly polls, Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena visited some areas in Delhi today and pointed to the "hellish living conditions" there.
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"Lame Excuses": Delhi LG Slams AAP After Ministers Snub Meetings Call
Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena wrote to the Union Home Secretary on Monday to complain of a "lack of seriousness" by Delhi government's ministers when called to meetings at the his office to discuss "routine works of governance".
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Lt Governor Writes To Arvind Kejriwal, Questions "Stalling Of Budget"
Opening another front in his battle with the AAP, the Delhi lieutenant governor has written to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and questioned the delay in presenting the budget.
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Lt Governor Sacks 400 Specialists Working With Delhi Government
Lt Governor V K Saxena terminated the services of around 400 'specialists' appointed by the AAP government in different departments, officials said on Monday, a decision that could trigger a fresh round of confrontation.
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Control Of Public Order, Police, Land In Delhi With Centre: Supreme Court
In a major win for the AAP government, the Supreme Court today in a unanimous verdict ruled that the Delhi government has legislative and executive powers over services except for public order, police and land.
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Delhi Lt Governor Alleges AAP "Misled" Court Over Special Needs Students
No immediate reaction was available from the AAP dispensation to the charge by the LG office that may kick-start a fresh round of war of words between the two sides.
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"Lines Crossed," Says Delhi Lt Governor, But Raises Poetic White Flag
Delhi Lieutenant Governor today said that lines have been crossed in remarks made amidst the tussle between his office and the Aam Aadmi Party-led Delhi government, but relationships between the two can't break down as it is his own government.
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Then Why Elect Government In Delhi, Supreme Court Asks Centre Amid Row
The Supreme Court on Thursday questioned the need for having an elected government in Delhi after the Centre asserted the Union Territories are an extension of the Union which wants to administer them.
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Lt Governor's "Hellish" Post After Ground Visits, Arvind Kejriwal's Reply
Amid the Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) campaign for Assembly polls, Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena visited some areas in Delhi today and pointed to the "hellish living conditions" there.
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"Lame Excuses": Delhi LG Slams AAP After Ministers Snub Meetings Call
Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena wrote to the Union Home Secretary on Monday to complain of a "lack of seriousness" by Delhi government's ministers when called to meetings at the his office to discuss "routine works of governance".
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Lt Governor Writes To Arvind Kejriwal, Questions "Stalling Of Budget"
Opening another front in his battle with the AAP, the Delhi lieutenant governor has written to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and questioned the delay in presenting the budget.
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Lt Governor Sacks 400 Specialists Working With Delhi Government
Lt Governor V K Saxena terminated the services of around 400 'specialists' appointed by the AAP government in different departments, officials said on Monday, a decision that could trigger a fresh round of confrontation.
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Control Of Public Order, Police, Land In Delhi With Centre: Supreme Court
In a major win for the AAP government, the Supreme Court today in a unanimous verdict ruled that the Delhi government has legislative and executive powers over services except for public order, police and land.
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Delhi Lt Governor Alleges AAP "Misled" Court Over Special Needs Students
No immediate reaction was available from the AAP dispensation to the charge by the LG office that may kick-start a fresh round of war of words between the two sides.
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"Lines Crossed," Says Delhi Lt Governor, But Raises Poetic White Flag
Delhi Lieutenant Governor today said that lines have been crossed in remarks made amidst the tussle between his office and the Aam Aadmi Party-led Delhi government, but relationships between the two can't break down as it is his own government.
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Then Why Elect Government In Delhi, Supreme Court Asks Centre Amid Row
The Supreme Court on Thursday questioned the need for having an elected government in Delhi after the Centre asserted the Union Territories are an extension of the Union which wants to administer them.
