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Row over DDC head: L-G refers topic to President, Delhi executive calls it ‘unlawful’


An afternoon after Leader Minister Arvind Kejriwal issued a directive to recall the L-G’s order towards Discussion and Building Fee of Delhi vice-chairperson Jasmine Shah, the L-G Secretariat in a commentary Saturday stated as there’s a “distinction of opinion in this factor”, the L-G has referred this topic to the “President of India and that no motion will also be taken with out attention of the President”.

Responding to the order, the Delhi executive stated: “Reference via L-G to President is illegitimate. He has to refer the topic to the CM and Cupboard sooner than referring any topic to the President. He has no longer carried out so. This reference could also be towards SC judgement.”

On Friday, Kejriwal had issued instructions to the making plans division to recall L-G’s order towards Shah and de-seal his place of job. In his order, Kejriwal had stated the L-G has, isn’t “vested with any jurisdiction or authority in regulation to take cognisance of the grievance dated 13.09.2022 or for that topic go any order/route thereupon”.

Remaining month, L-G V Okay Saxena had ordered that Shah “be limited from discharge of purposes as V-C” and likewise be barred from the use of “any privileges and amenities attached with the place of job of V-C, DDCD, with speedy impact”. He additionally requested Kejriwal to sack Shah from the put up for allegedly “misusing his place of job for political functions”, and directed the making plans division to forestall him from the use of any “privileges and amenities” until a “choice is taken via the CM” on this regard. Saxena’s choice got here following a grievance filed via BJP MP Parvesh Verma.

The order issued via the L-G Secretariat mentioned: “That is in connection with the order dated December 8, issued via Leader Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Delhi chairperson DDCD, in reference to reserve dated 17.11.2022 issued via making plans division, GNCTD, relating to misuse of public place of job for political actions via Jasmine Shah, V-C DDCD. On this regard, the undersigned is directed to ask consideration of the secretary in-charge of the making plans division, GNCTD, in opposition to provisions 239AA (4) of the Charter and following the instructions of L-G.”

The order additionally quotes a be aware via the L-G, which mentioned: “I’ve perused the be aware dated 20.11.2022 of the Hon’ble minister making plans division/ deputy CM, GNCTD, in terms of order 17.11.2022 of making plans division, GNCTD. I don’t approve of the commentary of Hon’ble minister Making plans division/ deputy CM as recommended via Hon’ble Leader Minister. Since there’s a distinction of opinion in this factor. I’ve referred this topic to the central executive beneath 239AA of the Charter learn with rule 50 of the Transaction of Industry of GNCTD laws 1993 for choice of the President of India.”

It additionally mentioned, “For the time being, preserving in view the gravity of the topic regarding use of presidency sources for political functions via a public servant, I direct the secretary in-charge of making plans division, GNCTD, beneath provisions 239AA (4) of the Charter learn with rule 50 of the Transaction of Industry of GNCTD laws 1994 that Jasmine Shah be prohibited from the use of reputable premises attached with DDCD, pending the verdict of the Hon’ble President of India. Hon’ble Leader Minister can be knowledgeable accordingly.”

The L-G Secretariat additional stated, “As this topic is pending with the Hon’ble President of India, in response to provisions of Article 239AA (4) of the Charter, any longer motion on this topic needs to be taken simplest in response to the verdict given thereon via the Hon’ble President of India (which) is awaited.”




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