Kejriwal thanks Mamata for supporting him against bill giving overarching power to L-G
The Hindu
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal thanked his West Bengal counterpart Mamata Banerjee for coming out in his support against the Centre's bill that gives overarching power to the Lieutenant Governor, saying anyone who supports India and its democracy cannot support the legislation.
In a tweet, Mr. Kejriwal also wished for Ms. Banerjee's "handsome victory" in the upcoming polls in West Bengal. "Thank you Didi for supporting people of Delhi against Centre's unconstitutional step. Anyone who supports India and its democracy cannot support this Bill. I hope BJP govt will withdraw this Bill. Please take care of your health. I also pray for your handsome victory in coming elections," he tweeted.
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