The Arvind Kejriwal- Najeeb Jung tussle: A Timeline

NEW DELHI: The seeds of the tussle between Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and Lt Governor Najeeb Jung, who quit on Thursday, were sown during the 49-day AAP government rule in 2013-14. Here is how the confrontation unfolded: 2013 July 9: Najeeb Jung appointed Lt Governor. Dec 28: Kejriwal becomes Chief Minister. 2014 Feb 3: Delhi Cabinet clears draft of Jan Lokpal Bill. Feb 10: Jung sends it to Law Ministry which says Centre's nod mandatory to introduce Jan Lokpal Bill. Feb 14: Kejriwal resigns. Feb 17: Delhi assembly kept in suspended animation, President's Rule imposed. 2015 Feb 14: Kejriwal is Chief Minister again, AAP sweeps assembly election. April: Jung says not obliged to send files to CM in response to Kejriwal's order to route files related to police, public order and land through him. April 29: Kejriwal tells officials not to bother LG with all files. May 16: Kejriwal accuses IAS officer Shakuntala Gamlin of lobbying for power companies. May 20: Jung annuls all bureaucratic postings by Delhi government, says power to appoint and transfer rests with him. June 2: Five officers of Bihar Police join Delhi Government's Anti-Corruption Branch (ACB). Jung rejects it, says he is the ACB boss. June 8: Jung names Joint Commissioner of Delhi Police M.K. Meena new chief of ACB. Kejriwal cries foul. June 9: Delhi government replaces Home Secretary Dharam Pal. LG vetoes order. July 20/21: Delhi government appoints Swati Maliwal as Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) chairperson. Jung asks why his approval was not taken. August: Kejriwal hikes circle rates in Delhi for agricultural land. Jung objects. Aug 11: Delhi government forms Commission of Inquiry to probe CNG fitness scam. LG again objects. December: AAP government sets up Inquiry Commission to probe Delhi and District Cricket Association. Jung questions its validity. Dec 15: CBI raids Chief Minister's Office. Kejriwal blames Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Jung. Dec 31: IAS and DANICS officers go on mass leave a day before flagship odd-even scheme. 2016 Jan 1: Kejriwal blames LG, Centre for strike. Odd-even scheme a success. March: AAP government appoints former Chief Income Tax Commissioner Krishna Saini as Chairperson of Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission. June 1: ACB probes Delhi government's app based Premium Bus Service. June 20: ACB files FIR against Kejriwal and former Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit in water tanker scam after Jung's okay. Aug 4: Delhi High Court gives primacy to Lt Governor in Delhi's administration. AAP government moves Supreme Court. Aug 30: Jung axes Delhi Health Secretary and PWD Secretary. Kejriwal says Modi hell bent on destroying Delhi through Jung. Aug 30: Jung sets up panel to probe over 400 files related to decisions taken by Delhi government. Kejriwal calls it illegal. Sep 16: After chikungunya outbreak, Jung asks Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia to return from Finland. Sep 17: Jung refuses to meet AAP ministers. Oct 7: Jung appoints IAS officer Alka Diwan as DCW Member Secretary. Diwan stops payment of salaries to contractual employees of DCW. Kejriwal seeks her removal. Dec 6: Jung replaces Diwan with IAS officer Dilraj Kaur. Kejriwal rejects the move, calls Jung "Hitler". Dec 22: Jung resigns.