Arvind Kejriwal proved to be very conflict Chief Minister of Delhi. Even in his second innings as Chief Minister, he is facing many problems and also stirring one problem or the other from the day one he takes charge of the government.

 

There was severe crisis situation in his Aam Admi Party as two of his senior leaders Prashnath Bhushan and Yogendra Yadav have raised banner against him opposing his dictator ship in the party. Immediately, they were shunted out from the party’s National Executive Body. Arvind Kejriwal has used his resignation letter to his party convener post as a weapon to push them out from the executive body. But still, the problem the problem persists and awaiting a solution.

 

Recently, Kejriwal had a setback in the Supreme Court over his decision to monitor the media reports. Now he becomes busy crossing swords with none other than Delhi Lt. Governor Najeeb Jung.

 

Lt. Governor has appointed Shakuntala Gamlin, a 1984-batch IAS officer serving as Chief Secretary, Power of Kejriwal’s government as the additional charge of Chief Secretary of Delhi as the present Chief Secretary KK Sharma went to US on some personal work. Hence, Lt. Governor Najeeb Jung gave the additional charge to the senior bureaucrat Shakuntala.

 

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal, who came to know about it fumes upon the Lt. Governor for appointing Shakuntala as Chief Secretary without his knowledge or consent. Hence, he asked Shakuntala not to take charge of as Delhi Chef Secretary. Hence, she writes the Lt. Governor that she can’t take the additional charge as Chief Secretary of Delhi as she is facing allegations in BSES discoms issue.

 

Arvind Kejriwal argues that Lt. Governor has violated the constitution and GNCT of Delhi Act and the Transaction of Business Rules. But, the Lt. Governor Najeeb Jung also gave him a fitting reply stating that he is the representative of State Authority in Delhi under Article 239 AA of the Constitution of India and has the rights to appoint Chef Secretary. Perhaps, their cat fights may continue till the Chief Secretary KK Sharma returns from his US trip.