Supreme Court Given Big Shock To Delhi CM Kejriwal After 15 Months

Delhi/Hyderabad, Aug 5 (Maxim News):  The Supreme Court has given a big shock to the Kejriwal government in Delhi.  The Supreme Court has made it clear to the Kejriwal government that the Lieutenant Governor (LG) has the authority to nominate 10 members to the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD),  it is said that it is also a legal authority.

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This matter is within the rules of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi. On this occasion, the Supreme Court ruled that the LG does not need the advice of the local government in the matter of nomination of members in the MCD. To this extent, Supreme Court Chief Justice D.Y Chandrachud, Justice PS Narasimha, and JP Pardiwala’s Bench disclosed this on Monday. In that order, the Kejriwal government dismissed the previous PIL.

There are a total of 250 divisions under the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD).  But in 2022 MCD elections were held. Aam Aadmi Party won in 134 divisions in this election. That means it has won more than half of the seats. With this, the reins of the Delhi Municipal Corporation went into the hands of the Aam Aadmi Party. With that, it was like singing the final song to the BJP, which has been in power in MCD for 15 years. In this election, BJP won 104 seats and Congress won 9 seats.

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At the same time, 10 members were nominated to the MCD by the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi.  The Kejriwal government is not very fond of this affair.  The Kejriwal government filed a plea in the Supreme Court saying that the Lieutenant Governor did not have the authority to nominate 10 members of the Delhi Municipal Corporation,  After almost 15 months, the Supreme Court examined Kejriwal’s PIL on August 5th and announced its verdict as above.  (Maxim News) 

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