SC may have given its verdict, but Centre-AAP tussle is still far from over

AAP MLA and party spokesperson Saurabh Bharadwaj charged that the Central government is still objecting as it does not want the AAP government to function despite the apex court ruling

While three concurrent judgments by five judges on a Constitution bench of the Supreme Court had on July 3 laid down the contours of the unique status of National Capital Territory of Delhi, they had left it to a regular bench to separately take up the various issues which have proved to be bones of contention between the Centre and the Lieutenant Governor (LG) on one side and the elected Arvind Kejriwal government on the other.

In his order, Chief Justice Dipak Misra had, with respect to the validity of the two notifications issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA)