Both the Congress and the BJP have accused Arvind Kejriwal, who resigned as Delhi Chief Minister, of being a “negative person and an anarchist not fit to run the Government.”
Charging that Kejriwal tried to subvert the Constitution, leader of the opposition in the Delhi Assembly, Dr Harsh Vardhan said that Kejriwal was behaving like anarchist and showed “utter disrespect” to constitutional systems and institutions.
“Kejriwal has displayed anarchy on several occasions and utter disrespect to Constitutional system and institutions,” Vardhan said adding that finally when he realised that he was unable to fulfil his commitments made to people, he decided to resign to “cover up his failures”.
Criticising him for recommending dissolution of the Assembly while resigning, Vardhan said that he did not enjoy the confidence of the House and thus he cannot recommend so. “After his government virtually lost the vote
of confidence, they recommended that the House be dissolved, which only that Government can recommend which enjoys the confidence of the House,” he said.
Echoed with BJP, Delhi Congress leader Arvinder Singh lovely said that Kejriwal was subverting the Constitution and was adamant to introduce the Bill which had already vetoed by the lieutenant-Governor.
“When we pointed out the legal procedures of the Bill, Kejriwal accused us the Bill was stalled in the wake of FIR against RIl chairman Mukesh Ambani,” said lovely, adding Kejriwal was not interested in running the Government.
“He (Kejriwal) was looking at an excuse to run away. He lied through his teeth while attacking the Congress,” he alleged.