Delhi government minister and AAP MLA Atishi has given a statement on the controversy that started over hoisting the tricolor on 15 August. She said, “The elected government of Delhi is being deprived of the right to hoist the national flag. A new Viceroy has come, he wants to hoist the national flag.” She further said that the LG wants to hoist the national flag on Independence Day, hoisting the national flag is the right of the elected government.
Atishi further said that on 15th August we hoist the tricolor flag to celebrate the independence of the country and to raise the voice of the common people. Before 1947, the country was under the rule of the British and they used to rule here as per their wish. Today, the elected government of Delhi is being stopped from the right to hoist the flag, so it seems that a new Viceroy has come to Delhi.
‘What is a bigger dictatorship than this…’
Atishi, a minister in the Delhi government, further said that LG sahab is preventing the elected government of Delhi from hoisting the flag. What can be a bigger dictatorship than this? Now we have to see whether BJP is with democracy or standing with dictatorship.
Atishi said, “The elected government and the Chief Minister have the right to hoist the flag on Independence Day in Delhi but he is currently in judicial custody, so he asked me to hoist the flag as a minister. For this, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal wrote a letter and ordered that I should hoist the flag on 15 August as a minister but the officials refused to obey this order as well.”
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