New delhi sources stated that newly-elected bharatiya janata party (BJP) mla Vijender Gupta wrote to aam aadmi party (AAP) leader arvind kejriwal on saturday requesting him for withdrawing a circular that made it "compulsory" for government school teachers attended his oath-taking ceremony as delhi chief minister. Reportedly Gupta, leader of Opposition in the previous assembly, called the Friday's circular "dictatorial" that shattered his belief that Kejriwal's focus after coming back to power would be on governance and strengthening democratic ethos.

 

 Gupta wrote in his letter to kejriwal "By virtue of the order, 15,000 teachers and officials will have to attend the oath ceremony". Furthermore Gupta, who has been re-elected from rohini constituency, said he would attend Kejriwal's oath-taking ceremony at the Ramlila ground on Sunday. When reacting to Gupta's objection, the vice chairman of delhi Dialogue and Development Commission, jasmine Shah, said teachers and principals were "architects" of Delhi's transformation in the past five years and they "deserved to be invited" for the swearing-in ceremony. 

 

As per report it was stated that AAP returned to power after winning 62 of the 70 assembly seats in the delhi assembly election. Moreover kejriwal and his cabinet members had taken oath in a grand ceremony on Sunday.

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