Out on bail, Arvind Kejriwal makes BIG announcement, says ‘Will resign as Delhi Chief Minister in 2 days’
Two days after he was granted bail, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal announced his resignation from the top post at a party meeting on Sunday.
New Delhi: In a prime development, AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal announced on Sunday that he'll resign as Delhi Chief Minister. The decision came two days after he turned into granted bail and walked out of jail after six months. CM Kejriwal made the shocking announcement at a celebration meeting in Delhi this afternoon. “Two days later, I might resign as Chief Minister. I might not take a seat on that chair till the people announce their verdict. Elections in Delhi are months away. I got justice from the legal court, now I might get justice from the people’s court. I might take a seat on the Chief Minister’s chair simplest after the order of the people,” CM Kejriwal said.
In line with an AAP leader, following Kejriwal’s a resignation, a brand new birthday celebration affiliate will be stepping up as the Chief Minister. This leader will make it some extent to attach deeply with the final public, aiming to earn their trust and toughen. Further, Arvind Kejriwal proposed that the upcoming elections in the capital, before everything scheduled for February, must be moved up to coincide with Maharashtra’s November elections.
While addressing AAP workers nowadays, Kejriwal launched a scratching attack on PM Modi-led central government, stating it turned into more dictatorial than the British.
Kejriwal said he didn't resign from the highest post of the state despite being arrested because he wanted to keep away from wasting democracy. “They've registered cases against (Karnataka Chief Minister) Siddaramaiah, (Kerala Chief Minister) Pinarayi Vijayan, (Bengal Chief Minister) Mamata didi (Banerjee). I appeal to non-BJP, don't resign in the event that they register cases against you. It is their new game,” he said.
Kejriwal stated that he had a word with ex-Deputy Chief Minister, Manish Sisodia, who’s just got out on bail due to corruption allegations tied to Delhi’s discarded liquor policy. He mentioned, “I had a word with Manish, and he insisted that he would step back into his role simplest when people recognize our honesty. Now, it’s your perception a super solution to sketch our future”.
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