Delhi Lieutenant Governor recommends President's rule
New Delhi: Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung has recommended imposition of President's rule in Delhi among other options to break the deadlock over formation of a new government in Delhi after a hung verdict with no
Sources said the Lt Governor in the report has communicated that none of the party is in a position to form the government and so far there is no clarity on government formation.
The reprot also noted that AAP leader Arvind Kerjriwal sought more time for further consultations.
Hence, the Lt Governor has said, the President's rule should be imposed in Delhi by keeping the Assembly under suspended animation till any party or a combination of parties is able to form the government, sources said.
If no party comes forward to stake claim to form the government, the President's rule can be imposed in the next two days, sources said.
Advertisement
Advertisement
-
'Attempt to kill me': Clash erupts at Pappu Yadav's Delhi residence, man carrying knife held | VIDEO
-
Congress, GFP begin talks to renew alliance for 2027 Goa polls; AAP keen on joining coalition
-
8 dead, 13 injured as heavy rains batter Kerala; CM Satheesan says 'stay vigilant' | 10 Points
-
Delhi HC transfers judge hearing NEET paper leak case after a week, Judge Ajay Gupta takes over
-
'PM gave her jeevandaan': Mother of girl who abused PM Modi in viral video | Watch
Top News
-
'Attempt to kill me': Clash erupts at Pappu Yadav's Delhi residence, man carrying knife held | VIDEO
-
Five police personnel among 14 killed in suicide bombing during peace rally in Pakistan
-
CJP to back Jharkhand students' protest over JPSC, JSSC exam irregularities, says Abhijeet Dipke
-
Commonwealth Games 2026 final medal tally; where did India finish in standings?
Advertisement
Advertisement