Arunachal Pradesh might well be in the President’s rule for the next six months. In a meeting chaired by the Prime Minister himself, the cabinet has passed a resolution to the effect. It would be only second time in the history of Arunachal Pradesh to be under the rule of the President. It all started last December when 21 MLA’s of the ruling congress has joined hands with the BJP demanding the impeachment of the Speaker. In a surprising act, the Governor of the state J. P. Rajkhowa too supported the impeachment and called for an assembly session. The political turmoil has given the chance for the centre to make a move for the president’s rule. Though the opposition of the state along with the rebel congress members were happy at the decision, the opposition is criticizing the government for a foul play. The Delhi Chief Minister Kejriwal and the Bihar C.M Nitish Kumar has blamed the decision as shocking and unparliamentary. Congress claims that such a decision on Aurnachal Pradesh which lies in the boarder of the country is hazardous for the nation’s security. The congress has already decided to take the issue to the Supreme Court. With the Supreme court delivering bolder statements these days, it’s decision would certainly be interesting!