New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has delivered its verdict on a petition seeking the removal of Satyendra Jain, a minister in the Arvind Kejriwal government in Delhi. The high court said it cannot order Chief Minister Kejriwal to remove Satyendra Jain from his cabinet. But it is up to Kejriwal himself to see if a person from a criminal background can be allowed to hold the post of a minister.
Let us know that the Delhi High Court has flatly refused to pass an order on the matter of seeking the removal of Health Minister Satyendar Jain from the cabinet. The High Court has said that we cannot order the Arvind Kejriwal government to remove Jain, however, the Kejriwal government itself should consider removing him. The Delhi government should think to itself whether a person from criminal background should be allowed to continue as a minister? After the Delhi High Court's order, now questions have started to arise that why Kejriwal is still retaining Satyendra Jain in his cabinet, that too when the courts are not even granting him bail.
Meanwhile, a charge sheet has been filed by the central investigating agency Enforcement Directorate (ED) in the scam case related to Satyendra Jain in the Rouse Avenue court. According to the information provided by the sources, the charge sheet filed contains the names of 6 accused and 4 companies including Satyendra Jain. The Rouse Avenue Court is likely to hear the matter of taking cognizance of the charge sheet in no time.
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