Showing posts with label ARVIND KEJRIWAL. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 26 April 2017

MCD Election Results 2017 LIVE: BJP wins, AAP routed, Congress makes surprise comeback in Delhi

Get live updates and latest news on Delhi MCD Election 2017  results along with photos, videos

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MCD election result LIVE: The Delhi civic election result will be declared today. The counting of votes polled in 270 wards of the South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC), East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC) and North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) began at 8 am. BJP is set to have a clear mandate.
 
The Congress party makes a surprise comeback and is at number 2 in the MCD South and MCD East, with Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party in last place. In the MCD North, where the BJP already has a big lead, AAP is a poor second. A win today will add to the BJP's list of victories in state and local elections across the country. For AAP, which swept assembly elections in Delhi two years ago, the Delhi civic elections are a fight to remain politically relevant after losing the Punjab and Goa elections last month

The counting of the votes will go on till late in the day. Security personnel belonging to Delhi Police, paramilitary forces and the Home Guards will keep watch at the counting centres.
 
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Exit polls predict sweep for BJP in Delhi

* India Today-Axis exit poll claimed the BJP may bag anything between 202 and 220 seats, while the AAP and the Congress will score something around 23-35 and 19-31 respectively.
 
* The CVoter-ABP exit poll claimed the BJP was likely to sweep Delhi with 218 seats, limiting the AAP and Congress to 24 and 22 seats respectively.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday warned of launching a "movement" if the MCD exit poll results, which have predicted a BJP sweep, come true.

"If such results come then it proves that manipulation has happened, like in Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Pune, Mumbai, Bhind and Dholpur. We are the product of a movement. We are not here to enjoy the pleasures of power. We will return to movement," he said.
  
 

Thursday, 3 November 2016

Suicide over OROP: Why ex-servicemen are still unhappy with Modi govt

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi lied about implementing One rank, One pension (OROP) alleged Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday, after he was released from police detention after he tried to meet the family of ex-serviceman Ram Kishan Grewal who committed suicide over delay in the implementation of OROP.

Kejriwal was not the only leader to be detained by the police, Congress Vice-President Rahul Gandhi was also detained twice as Opposition leaders hit out against the Modi government over the issue.


According to media reports, Grewal consumed poison on Tuesday afternoon in protest over the delay in implementation of the pension scheme. Police said that the 70-year old veteran, along with some other ex-servicemen, were in the process of submitting a memorandum to the Defence Ministry over the issue.




  • Time period for revision
  • Fixing pensions at top of the scale
  • Date of implementation
  • Base year


Wednesday, 14 September 2016

Be it Narendra Modi or journalists, why Arvind Kejriwal is always angry

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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal took to twitter to hit out at veteran journalist Shekhar Gupta over the latter's tweet about the resurgence of Malaria and Chikungunya caused deaths in the capital.

Gupta had tweeted that Delhi was facing Malaria and Chikungunya caused deaths for the first time after five years, while the government in Delhi was more busy "conquering" Punjab, Goa and Gujarat — where Assembly polls are due. 

Taking exception to Gupta's tweet, Kejriwal asked him to step out in the open if he wanted to indulge in politics. Further, Kejriwal alleged that Gupta had worked for the Congress before and now he was trying to promote the Modi government's interests. 
 Not stopping there, Kejriwal alleged that people like Gupta had brought a bad name to journalism. The Delhi chief minister ended his response by asking Gupta to focus on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who he said was out to "conquer" the world.

Return of a menace
Punjab troubles
Legal tangles
Setbacks in court

Kejriwal on Tuesday sought to pass the buck on the spread of vector-borne diseases in the city, saying that the Delhi government was "incapable of even buying a pen" as he and his Cabinet colleagues stand "fully stripped of read more..