Siddaramaiah asked to step down as CM by Congress high command, say sources
Siddaramaiah asked to step down as CM by Congress high command, say sources
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The Supreme Court on Thursday pronounced its verdict on the row between the Centre and the Delhi government over control of services in the national capital. The Delhi government will control administrative services on all aspects except land, public order and police, said the Supreme Court. A 5-judge bench of SC led by CJI DY Chandrachud on Thursday ruled that L-G's powers do not entitle him to interfere with the legislative powers of the Delhi assembly and elected government.
Siddaramaiah asked to step down as CM by Congress high command, say sources
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