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Puducherry: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday termed it a “travesty of democracy” that an elected Chief Minister was sitting on the road while a person who was defeated in the Delhi elections is ruling Puducherry as Lt. “It is a shocking sight to see the Chief Minister, Ministers, and legislators sitting on the road,” he added. Here to meet his Puducherry counterpart V.
Narayanasamy, who has been protesting for the past six days against Lt. Narayansamy said that Delhi and Puducherry, the two Union Territories with legislatures, were both “suffering due to the high-handedness” of the Central government. “This is travesty of democracy,” Kejriwal said, adding that it was not about his Aam Admi Party (AAP) and Narayansamy’s Congress but he and Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia were there to express solidarity with the Puducherry Chief Minister..