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Delhi Ka Boss Kaun: Residents of Laxmi Nagar demand co-ordination between Kejriwal and Modi govt.

The Supreme Court will announce in its verdict on Wednesday on who is the administrative power of Delhi. This shall bring the prolonged tussle between the state government and the Centre to rest. The apex court will today pronounce a crucial verdict on a batch of appeals filed by the Arvind Kejriwal-led Delhi government challenging the Delhi High Court's order holding the Lieutenant Governor (LG) as the administrative head of the national capital.

The verdict shall be announced at 10:30 am today as the national capital continues to witness the constant scuffle between the Chief Minister and the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi.

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