Oppn Ruled States Are Being Troubled By CBI, ED, Guv: CM Kejriwal On CBI Team At Ex-CM Rabri Devi's Residence
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has said that the raids being conducted by the central agencies on the opposition leaders are wrong and that it has become a trend.
New Delhi: Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has said that the raids being conducted by the central agencies on the opposition leaders are wrong and that it has become a trend. Responding to a question on the ongoing raid of CBI at former Bihar CM Rabri Devi's residence, Kejriwal said that it has become a trend to send the central agencies and trouble the governments of opposition parties.
He said that either Central agencies like CBI or ED will be sent to states ruled by the opposition or either they will not be allowed to work by the Governor. Kejriwal said that this is not right and the government, irrespective of political party, should be allowed to function preoperly.
He was speaking at the reopening of the Ashram flyover in the national capital. The CM said that people will now get relief from the jam which used to take hours earlier. He said that three red lights will end as a result of the new flyover.
"Will reach quickly from Delhi to Noida and from Noida to Delhi. Due to some delay, people were definitely troubled, but now that it has been made, then the suffering of the people will be less," the CM added. He added, "The high-tension wire is yet to be removed. When it will be removed, even big vehicles will be able to run on it."
The CM said that his government is working faster than the previous governments. He also elaborated on 15 more under-construction flyover projects across the national capital.
He said, "27 flyovers built in our tenure but only 84 built in the last 65 years; 15 more big projects in the pipeline." On the inauguration of the new Ashram flyover, he said, "Woes of people have ended, those coming from Noida can reach AIIMS sooner after the Ashram flyover extension opening."
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