"""This House strongly condemns the move of the Lieutenant Governor to prevent the Teachers of Government schools of Delhi from being sent to Finland for training. The people of Delhi have elected a popular Government under the leadership of Chief Minister Sh. Arvind Kejriwal to work on education, health, electricity, water etc.
“Taking cognisance of the news reports published in few Newspapers in Delhi regarding the CBI enquiry against the Hon’ble Members of this House who have forwarded or recommended transfer of employees like drivers and conductors in DTC; This House strongly condemns the CBI in its attempt to selectively target elected Hon’ble Members who were performing their duties that are expected from elected representatives; and This House also recommends that the matter of some newspapers and news agencies publishing the names of the Hon’ble Members of the House for frivolous matters like this be referr
"The Legislative Assembly for the National Capital Territory (NCT) of Delhi, in its sitting on 29th July 2021, adopted the following resolution : “This House expresses its strong disapproval over the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), Government of India, order dated 27th July, 2021 appointing Sh. Rakesh Asthana to the post of Commissioner of Police, Delhi, for a period of one year or till further orders. This MHA order is in complete violation of the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India judgement dated 13th March 2019 in the case titled : Prakash Singh Vs Union of India.
“The Legislative Assembly in its sitting held on 18.12.2020 resolves that: “The House notes with concern that the people of Delhi are very unhappy with the party ruling the Municipal Corporations of Delhi over the past 14 years. The Municipal Corporations have exceeded all limits of corruption and has failed in all its responsibilities such as Sanitation, Cleaning, Garbage disposal, primary health, primary education, roads, cleaning of drains, controlling stray animals, maintenance of parks. In all fronts the Municipal Corporations have failed completely.
“The Legislative Assembly in its sitting held on 14.09.2020 resolves that: In the midst of a raging pandemic, there should be no eviction whatsoever, as such displacement will only exacerbate the prevailing situation and put at risk the lives, health, safety and security of the lakhs of inhabitants of the JJ clusters in peril. Prior Rehabilitation must precede any attempts at eviction of these residents or demolition of their houses. This is the minimum guarantee held out by our Constitution, especially Article 21.
