Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal resigns from post of CM Jan Lokpal Bill opposed by Congress and BJP
Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal resigns from post of CM Jan Lokpal Bill opposed by Congress and BJP
PTI reported that Delhi CM resigned from the post of Delhi CM
Tenure as a CM of Delhi – Just 48 days
Delhi to face assembly elections again
Today AAP, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal tried to introduce Jan Lokpal Bill in the assembly
But he failed
A total of 42 members were against Jan Lokpal Bill tabling while 27 all of the Aam Aadmi Party were for it, supported it
Both the Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party are against tabling the bill citing Lt. Governor Najeeb Jung's advice to the Delhi assembly not to consider it as it does not have his approval
BJP and Congress both got united in defeating the Jan Lokpal Bill
It’s a good decision by the Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal to give his resignation
By quitting, resigning from the post of Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has not cheated or betrayed Delhi residents or India
Hope now Arvind Kejriwal have learned the Three lessons most important
1-
Never say Never
2-
Learn to treat Party Manifesto, election promises as an affidavit
3-
Whatever may happen in elections never take support of BJP or Congress to form the government in Delhi or anywhere else in Country
Let the Delhi go for elections again and again until AAP gets full majority
India is a very rich country, only politicians are making it beggar
It’s good if money is used for the elections again and again
Reality views by sm –
Friday, February 14, 2014
Tags – AAP Arvind Kejriwal CM Resign
6 comments:
I think this is a good move. There was no point in forming the coalition with Congress. I hope the people of Delhi will give full majority to AAP in the upcoming elections. AAP deserves a chance - without intervention - for one full term, at least.
Destination Infinity
not unexpected move...
@Destination Infinity
thanks.
@deeps
thanks.
I wonder why Jan Lokpal bill was rejected by BJP and Congress. Saints are single individuals collectively can be called Jan. But our legal system cannot be called one individual judgement.
@Kirtivasan Ganesan
thanks.