<p>The Delhi government on Sunday accused Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena of indulging in "dirty politics" while asserting that the complaints filed by some officers alleging harassment by the AAP dispensation are "absolutely fake".</p>.<p>Officials in the L-G Office on Saturday claimed that eight officers posted in the Delhi government and the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) have alleged "blatant harassment" by the Arvind Kejriwal dispensation.</p>.<p>They said two complaints were received earlier this year and six were received after May 11 -- the day the Supreme Court granted control of services, except police, land and public order, to the elected government in Delhi.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/north-and-central/scs-may-11-ruling-on-control-of-civil-services-in-delhi-suffers-from-errors-says-centre-seeking-review-1220368.html" target="_blank">SC's May 11 ruling on control of civil services in Delhi suffers from errors, says Centre seeking review</a></strong></p>.<p>In a statement, the Delhi government said, "They are absolutely fake complaints. The L-G is indulging in dirty politics to divert attention from the public uproar against the Central government's direct attack on the judiciary by reversing a Supreme Court constitution bench order through an ordinance."</p>.<p>Five IAS officers are among those who have complained against the AAP government. These are Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar, former Services secretary Ashish More, Special Secretaries Kinny Singh and Y V V J Rajasekhar, and Power Secretary Shurbir Singh, according to the L-G Office officials.</p>.<p>Anti-Corruption Branch head Madhur Verma, Chief Assessor and Collector in MCD's House Tax Department Kunal Kashyap, and Services Department Deputy Secretary Amitabh Joshi are also among the complainants.</p>.<p>There has been a growing discord between bureaucrats and the AAP dispensation in Delhi since the May 11 Supreme Court order.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/services-row-bjp-says-centres-ordinance-necessary-for-maintaining-delhis-dignity-1220524.html" target="_blank">Services row: BJP says Centre's ordinance necessary for maintaining Delhi's dignity</a></strong></p>.<p>Hours after the apex court order, Ashish More was removed as the Services secretary.</p>.<p>Delhi Services Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj had also alleged on Friday that Chief Secretary Kumar had issued a death threat to him on May 16.</p>.<p>Kumar, however, claimed in a letter to the L-G that the allegations were an after-thought of Bharadwaj to save himself following his alleged misconduct with the officers of the Services Department.</p>
<p>The Delhi government on Sunday accused Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena of indulging in "dirty politics" while asserting that the complaints filed by some officers alleging harassment by the AAP dispensation are "absolutely fake".</p>.<p>Officials in the L-G Office on Saturday claimed that eight officers posted in the Delhi government and the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) have alleged "blatant harassment" by the Arvind Kejriwal dispensation.</p>.<p>They said two complaints were received earlier this year and six were received after May 11 -- the day the Supreme Court granted control of services, except police, land and public order, to the elected government in Delhi.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/north-and-central/scs-may-11-ruling-on-control-of-civil-services-in-delhi-suffers-from-errors-says-centre-seeking-review-1220368.html" target="_blank">SC's May 11 ruling on control of civil services in Delhi suffers from errors, says Centre seeking review</a></strong></p>.<p>In a statement, the Delhi government said, "They are absolutely fake complaints. The L-G is indulging in dirty politics to divert attention from the public uproar against the Central government's direct attack on the judiciary by reversing a Supreme Court constitution bench order through an ordinance."</p>.<p>Five IAS officers are among those who have complained against the AAP government. These are Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar, former Services secretary Ashish More, Special Secretaries Kinny Singh and Y V V J Rajasekhar, and Power Secretary Shurbir Singh, according to the L-G Office officials.</p>.<p>Anti-Corruption Branch head Madhur Verma, Chief Assessor and Collector in MCD's House Tax Department Kunal Kashyap, and Services Department Deputy Secretary Amitabh Joshi are also among the complainants.</p>.<p>There has been a growing discord between bureaucrats and the AAP dispensation in Delhi since the May 11 Supreme Court order.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/services-row-bjp-says-centres-ordinance-necessary-for-maintaining-delhis-dignity-1220524.html" target="_blank">Services row: BJP says Centre's ordinance necessary for maintaining Delhi's dignity</a></strong></p>.<p>Hours after the apex court order, Ashish More was removed as the Services secretary.</p>.<p>Delhi Services Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj had also alleged on Friday that Chief Secretary Kumar had issued a death threat to him on May 16.</p>.<p>Kumar, however, claimed in a letter to the L-G that the allegations were an after-thought of Bharadwaj to save himself following his alleged misconduct with the officers of the Services Department.</p>