THE BATTLE WITH KEJRIWAL TO CONTINUE TILL THE POLITICAL REVOLUTION IN INDIA

 
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Arvind Kejriwal and the Lt Governor Najeeb Jung 
MODI’S JUNG-BATTLE WITH KEJRIWAL TO CONTINUE, ONLY MEANING OF RESIGN OF DELHI LT GOVERNOR NAJEEB JUNG!
HIGHLIGHTS:
A.    Thus ‘Political revolution in India has begun. Bharat jaldi badlega’. Arvind Kejriwal rightly said and Balbir Singh Sooch-Sikh Vichar Manch also similarly concluded and agreed.
B.    The skirmish-often unpremeditated-unintended-unplanned-involuntary fight between the Chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal and the Lt Governor Najeeb Jung  has been and to be one of the sorry-miserable, repentant chapters of political coexistence-peaceful existence side by side of states with opposed political systems in history of India as ‘Political revolution in India has begun. Bharat jaldi badlega’. Arvind Kejriwal rightly said.
C.     Modi’s Jung with Kejriwal to continue: Only meaning of Resign of Delhi Lt Governor Najeeb Jung! 
D.    Delhi Lt Governor Najeeb Jung goes but…Modi’s Jung with Kejriwal to continue:
E.     But rarely in the history of Centre-state relations in India has the acrimony-bitterness lasted as long as this spell-period of curse of hostility-aggression, enmity.
F.     There is talk that Jung saw the writing on the wall and may have decided to pack up his bags after the apex court-Supreme Court of India observed that the Delhi government should have some powers “otherwise it cannot function”.
Delhi Lt Governor Najeeb Jung goes but…Modi’s Jung with Kejriwal to continue:
1.     Even for a government as sure-footed as this one, Delhi Lt Governor Najeeb Jung’s abrupt-unexpected resignation must have upset its calculations of rendering the Aam Aadmi Party government non-functional.
2.     The suave-sophisticated bureaucrat-turned-academic Najeeb Jung had revelled in his role as the Centre's hatchet man, first under the UPA and now on the directions of the NDA government, to keep the upstart Arvind Kejriwal in check.
3.     The incidents of bitterness are so plentiful that a graphic-full, realistic, illustrative timeline would do justice to the near-weekly skirmishes-often unpremeditated-unintended-unplanned-involuntary fights between the Chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal and the Lt Governor Najeeb Jung.
4.     It is not as if the Centre in India all this while has never imposed its will on states.
5.     Starting with the dismissal of the EMS Namboodripad government in Kerala in 1959 to ousting (and then reinstating) the Harish Rawat government in Uttarakhand, this has been the story of eruptions in an unsettled equation.
6.     But rarely in the history of Centre-state relations in India has the acrimony-bitterness lasted as long as this spell-period of curse of hostility-aggression, enmity.
7.     The consequence has been that the citizens of Delhi have been denied the right to be ruled by an elected government.
8.     Another consequence has been the severe downgrading of the level of public conversation between public functionaries. Mr Kejriwal will also carry the blame for crossing the line on several occasions.
9.     Now that the Punjab elections are nigh, it makes political sense for Modi to have an equally difficult person as LG. This will keep the AAP government non-functional and confine Kejriwal to Delhi. But the Supreme Court may change the script when it considers the matter of separation of powers between the Centre and Delhi for final disposal on January 18, 2016.
10.  There is talk that Jung saw the writing on the wall and may have decided to pack up his bags after the apex court observed that the Delhi government should have some powers “otherwise it cannot function”.
11.  Regardless of whether the Supreme Court lays down the line for governance in Delhi or the Centre names another hatchet-slice, serving cut man as Jung’s replacement, the skirmish-often unpremeditated-unintended-unplanned-involuntary fight between the Chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal and the Lt Governor Najeeb Jung  has been and to be one of the sorry-miserable, repentant chapters of political coexistence-peaceful existence side by side of states with opposed political systems in history of India.
Courtesy by: The Tribune, THE VOICE OF PEOPLE, CHANDIGARH.
CONCLUSION: Thus ‘Political revolution in India has begun. Bharat jaldi badlega’. Arvind Kejriwal rightly said and Balbir Singh Sooch-Sikh Vichar Manch also similarly concluded and agreed.