Another legal battle between Centre-Delhi

Another legal battle between Centre-Delhi
NEW DELHI: Another legal battle between the Center and the Delhi government is set. After the Supreme Court gave the Delhi government the right to transfer and post officers, the central government issued an ordinance and again gave the right to transfer and post high officials to the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi. The Central Government has also filed an application in the Supreme Court to review the judgment given by the Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court had ruled on May 11 that the Delhi government has the right to transfer and post group officials in Delhi. The central government has issued an ordinance to replace this judgment which provides that a National Capital Civil Services Authority will be created for the transfer and posting of officers. This authority will decide by majority vote on transfer and posting of officers. This authority will consist of Chief Minister, Chief Secretary and Principal Secretary of the Ministry of Home Affairs but the final authority will rest with the Lieutenant Governor.
Five promises of Congress will fall in 50 thousand crores
Within hours of the new Congress government taking oath in Karnataka, it has announced the fulfillment of five election promises. In the first meeting of the Cabinet chaired by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, the implementation of the five guarantees was approved in principle. Due to this, there will be an additional burden of 50 thousand crore rupees on the treasury of the state government. From where to raise this amount is a big challenge for the Congress government. Congress sources say that the state government will make liquor more expensive by changing the excise policy and impose cess on IT companies.
The Karnataka government will provide 200 units of free electricity under the Griha Jyoti Yojana and monthly assistance of Rs 2,000 to the female head of each family under the Griha Lakshmi Yojana. Under Yuva Nidhi Yojana, unemployed graduates will be given Rs 3,000 per month and diploma holders Rs 1,500. Under Anna Bhagya, each member of a poor family will be given 10 kg of free rice while under Shakti Yojana, free travel for women in public transport buses will be provided.
Abhishek will be thrown in jail anytime
There are rumors of Trinamool Congress leader Abhishek Banerjee's arrest in the teacher recruitment scam. Banerjee was interrogated for hours by the CBI office in Kolkata. Sources claim that Banerjee will be jailed anytime next week.
Abhishek Banerjee applied to the Calcutta High Court to stop his interrogation, but the High Court rejected Banerjee's application and imposed a fine of 25 lakh rupees. The Kolkata High Court allowed the ED and CBI to question Abhishek Banerjee in the teacher recruitment scam. Banerjee will appeal against this order in the Supreme Court.
The CBI filed its first chargesheet last year, naming 16 people, including former education minister Partha Chatterjee. ED arrested Parth Chatterjee and his close associate Arpita Mukherjee. Mamata Banerjee has also entered the fray on this issue. Mamata Banerjee tweeted, "The agency-rule of the autocratic government at the center has made our work challenging but crores of people across the country are with us.
Crores of black money was found from the treasury of the government office
In Rajasthan, black money of 2.31 crores has been found in the treasury of the government office. 7298 notes of 2000 rupees and 17,107 notes of 500 rupees were found in the vault of the office of the Information Technology Department located a little away from the secretariat in Jaipur. Apart from this, one kilo gold biscuit written Made in Switzerland has also been found. The price of gold is 62 lakh rupees according to the market price.
The process of digitization of documents is going on in this department. Meanwhile, one of the safes kept in the office was not keyed, so when the officials called a technician and broke the lock, a bag was found in the safe along with the files. This malamatta was in the bag. Since the bag was found in the office safe, naturally the bag must belong to an official. Jaipur City Police Commissioner Anand Srivastava also reached the office after receiving this news. When the bag was opened in his presence, Rs 2.31 crore cash and gold biscuits were found inside.
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...then semi-final before 2024: Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Sunday that the 2024 Lok Sabha elections will be a semi-final if the ordinance giving power to the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi is defeated in the Rajya Sabha. Kejriwal met Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and said that if all the opposition parties unite against the ordinance in the Rajya Sabha, then the bill will have to be defeated in the Rajya Sabha. If that happens, the message will be clear that BJP will lose in the Lok Sabha, said Kejriwal. Nitish Kumar has assured support to Kejriwal against the injustice done to Delhi by the central government.
This is Kashmir: Arab praises India
Amjad Taha, an Arab influencer who is active on social media, took to Twitter to consider the beauty of Kashmir and called it heaven on earth. This is India, and this is Kashmir, where the G20 will be held. Kashmir has protected the earth which can be the answer to the problem of climate change. This is not Switzerland or Austria. This is India. In Kashmir, Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs and Christians live together peacefully and practice their respective religions. Also contributing to the world for future innovation and development, Taha tweeted on Saturday.
Madhya Pradesh: Worried about cracks in BJP
Election-State Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and party state unit president V.D. There is no consensus between Sharma. The BJP leaders here have informed the party high command and RSS functionaries to bridge the rift between these two leaders. There is a clear conflict between the old Jogi (Chauhan) and the new blood (Sharma). Sharma has his own unique style of working. The two are not on the same wavelength, said a senior party leader.
We will not expel the rebels, but..: Congress
Amid the ongoing power struggle in Rajasthan between Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and his former deputy chief minister Sachin Pilot, Rajasthan Congress in-charge Sukhjinder Randhawa said the party will not oust the rebels. However, he has reminded what happened to those who left the party in the past. Randhawa has questioned the period chosen for the pilot's journey.
Madhya Pradesh Election: Congress-campaign to start from June 12
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra will launch the party's campaign for the assembly elections to be held in Madhya Pradesh with a view of the Narmada river, which is the lifeblood of Madhya Pradesh. On the first day of this campaign, a road show and rally will be held in Jabalpur on June 12. Elections are likely to be held here this year-end. In the last elections held in 2018, the Congress won as the single largest party, but its defection leader Jyotiraditya Scindia joined the BJP along with 20 supporters-legislators in March 2020, when the Congress government fell, paving the way for the BJP.
- Inder Sahni
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