AAP 'maha rally': Delhi first to be targeted, Centre will issue similar ordinances in other states too, claims Kejriwal

Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday claimed that he is “information that the ordinance brought by the central government in the national capital will also be introduced in other states.” The AAP supremo was addressing a “maha rally” at the Ramlila Ground in New Delhi.

#WATCH | "The ordinance that was brought in Delhi, this is going to be brought in other states as well I have got this information...": Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal pic.twitter.com/8cRn2klNic

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Kejriwal also launched a scathing attack on prime minister Narendra Modi. “When PM Modi says that he does not accept the decision of the Supreme Court, then it is called Hitlerism. Modi ji’s black ordinance says- ‘I don’t believe in democracy, now dictatorship will run inside Delhi’. Now, people are not supreme, the LG is supreme,” the Delhi CM said. Centre sets up ordinance after SC verdict on services row The ordinance issued by the Centre on 19 May set up a National Capital Civil Service Authority, bringing back executive control over matters related to services to its domain. It was issued close on the heels of a Supreme Court verdict on 11 May, through which the Delhi government was given the executive control over service-related matters, including the transfers and postings of Delhi government officers but excluding those related to police, public order and land. When asked about the AAP’s moves against the ordinance, BJP leader Gautam Gambhir alleged that Delhi has witnessed “no development” in the last nine years. The Arvind Kejriwal-led Delhi government has only been “collecting money from the taxpayers to fight elections in other states,” he added. “What development has he (Arvind Kejriwal) brought to Delhi in these nine years? They only collect money from here and fights elections in other states,” he alleged. With inputs from agencies Read all the  Latest News ,  Trending News ,  Cricket News ,  Bollywood News , India News  and  Entertainment News  here. Follow us on  Facebook,  Twitter and  Instagram.