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The political landscape of Delhi took a dramatic turn as Arvind Kejriwal, the incumbent Chief Minister, announced his resignation. This decision came amidst a backdrop of ongoing political tensions between the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the main opposition party. Atishi, a prominent AAP leader, has been chosen to succeed Kejriwal as the new Chief Minister. This transition signals a significant shift in the power dynamics of Delhi's political arena.
Atishi, in her acceptance speech, pledged to carry forward Kejriwal's vision for Delhi. She condemned the BJP's alleged attempts to undermine the AAP government through the Lieutenant Governor (LG), the representative of the central government. Atishi also emphasized the BJP's failure to provide essential services like free electricity, quality education, healthcare facilities, and public transportation in the states where they are in power. She vowed to protect the people of Delhi from any attempts by the BJP to dismantle the welfare schemes implemented by the AAP government.
This development has ignited heated debates about the future of Delhi's politics. The BJP has been critical of Kejriwal's decision to resign and has accused him of playing political games. On the other hand, the AAP has defended Kejriwal's move, arguing that it was necessary to protect the people of Delhi from the BJP's alleged interference. The coming days will witness intensified political maneuvering as both parties attempt to solidify their positions and gain public support.
Source: Arvind Kejriwal Steps Down As Delhi Cm, Atishi To Take Over