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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwals governance from Tihar jail draws criticism from Delhi High Court and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who questions his moral integrity. Kejriwal faces money laundering allegations amid accusations of political maneuvering in the Delhi Excise Policy scam case. The court accuses him of prioritizing political interest over national interest.

The high court said that a chief ministers post in any state, leave alone a buzzing capital city like Delhi, is not a ceremonial post and it is a post where the office holder has to be virtually available 24*7 to deal with any crisis or natural disaster like flooding, fire and disease.

A division bench of Acting Chief Justice Manmohan and Justice Manmeet Pritam Singh Arora made the observation while hearing a PIL highlighting that over 2 lakh MCD school students are deprived of "statutory benefits."

On Friday, the high court pulled up Delhi government and MCD over the non-supply of textbooks to over 2 lakh students. | Latest News India

Delhi High Court lashes out at AAP govt for neglecting 2 lakh students in MCD schools, prioritizing personal over national interests. Criticizes lack of funding, textbooks, notepads, uniforms, tin-roofed classrooms, and issues with various authorities.

Delhi High Court criticizes AAP govt for neglecting 2 lakh students in MCD schools, prioritizing personal interest over national interest. Court deman

The AAP, meanwhile, accused Saxena of “illegally appointing BJP officials” as ‘aldermen’ — nominated members of the civic body — due to which, the Committee has not been formed yet; and blamed the “L-G’s political attitude for the reason behind the mess”.

Delhi HCs comments came following the government counsels statement over the non-supply of books to the children studying in MCD schools. | Latest News Delhi

The Delhi High Court on Friday rapped the Delhi Government over stalling of projects in the national capital and non-supply of books and uniforms to children studying in MCD schools, observing that...

India News: NEW DELHI: A furious Delhi High Court on Friday lashed out at AAP govt over its failure to provide textbooks, stationery and other items to 2 lakh stu.