New Delhi: Arvind Kejriwal's contention that as the elected Chief Minister, he is the top boss of Delhi, will be heard by the Supreme Court on Friday.
Last month, Mr Kejriwal was told he was wrong by the Delhi High Court, which ruled that as Delhi was a union territory, the final say in the administration of the capital lies with Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung, who acts as a representative of the centre.
The Chief Minister's lawyer requested the top court to hear the case urgently because it claimed that senior bureaucrats are choosing to report to the Lieutenant Governor instead of the Delhi government.
Last month, Mr Kejriwal was told he was wrong by the Delhi High Court, which ruled that as Delhi was a union territory, the final say in the administration of the capital lies with Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung, who acts as a representative of the centre.
The Chief Minister's lawyer requested the top court to hear the case urgently because it claimed that senior bureaucrats are choosing to report to the Lieutenant Governor instead of the Delhi government.
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