Delhi High Court questions the sit-in protest by Kejriwal & Co.
- 6 years ago
As the sit-in protest by Delhi CM Arvind Kejrial and his three colleagues at LG Anil Baijal’s residence is leading nowhere, the High Court has stepped in questioning the standoff.
The court asked that who has authorised the CM and his ministers to sit on a dharna at someone’s house.
Hearing a petition against the weeklong- protest, the High Court observed that this can't be called a strike and they can't go inside someone's office or house and hold a strike there.
Meanwhile, the development has given a blow to embattling Kejriwal & Co but the burning question is when Delhi will be rescued from the political drama and it will get a well functioning system.
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The court asked that who has authorised the CM and his ministers to sit on a dharna at someone’s house.
Hearing a petition against the weeklong- protest, the High Court observed that this can't be called a strike and they can't go inside someone's office or house and hold a strike there.
Meanwhile, the development has given a blow to embattling Kejriwal & Co but the burning question is when Delhi will be rescued from the political drama and it will get a well functioning system.
NYOOOZ TV brings you the latest and best in politics, sports, current affairs and entertainment world. From traditional sports like cricket to best Bollywood entertainment news, NYOOOZ TV is a must watch for news updates.