In a no-hold barred attack on the Central government, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday claimed that the one day strike by the DANICS and IAS officers in Delhi was on the orders of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Defending the Delhi government's decision to suspend the two officers for not signing on the files on the orders of the Cabinet, Kejriwal in an exclusive interview to CNN-IBN said that the officers have no authority to overrule the orders given to them. "According to the rules, officers should follow the Cabinet orders. They are supposed to follow the decisions taken by by the elected members of the Assembly. The Cabinet is supreme and the officers have no right to overrule that," Kejriwal said.
Hitting out at the officers for not complying with the orders, Kejriwal said that people do not care even if the officers go on permanent leave. "We will not forgive hooliganism, if they do not follow our orders, they will be thrown out of Delhi. They can give their names and I will ensure that they are moved out of Delhi," a furious Kejriwal said.
He also claimed that the strike was ordered by Narendra Modi government so that the odd-even car number scheme in Delhi cannot succeed. "Central government wanted to sabotage the odd-even scheme and so asked the officers to go on strike just a day before the plan had to be implemented," Kejriwal alleged.
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