Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal will resign
The Supreme Court has granted conditional bail to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who is serving a sentence in Tihar Jail on charges of alleged scam in Delhi liquor policy. After getting bail from the court, as soon as he came out of jail, Kejriwal has created a stir in politics by announcing his resignation from the post of Chief Minister of Delhi. Arvind Kejriwal has said that he will resign from the post of Chief Minister in the next 2 days. So in such a situation the question arises that if he has to resign then why wait for two days? Today is Sunday, Monday is a holiday, that is why Arvind Kejriwal said that he will resign after two days. Arvind Kejriwal will resign from the post of CM on Tuesday.
Delhi elections should be held in November: Kejriwal
Kejriwal said that BJP has accused me of dishonesty, now my honesty will be decided in the court of the people. A new CM will be elected in the meeting of MLAs in two-three days. Kejriwal announced that he will not sit on the CM’s chair till the elections. Kejriwal also said that Manish Sisodia will also not become CM. The court of the people will give us justice. Kejriwal has demanded that along with Maharashtra, elections should be held in Delhi in November.
Kejriwal appeals to the public- you give me a certificate
Kejriwal said that I will go among the people, I will go to every street, every house and until the public gives its verdict that Kejriwal is honest, I will not sit on the chair. There are elections after a few months from today, there are elections in Delhi. I want to request the people of Delhi, I want to appeal that if you think Kejriwal is honest then vote in my favour and if you think Kejriwal is a criminal then do not vote for me. Your every vote will be a certificate of my honesty, if you vote for me and make me win and say that Kejriwal is honest, then after the elections I will sit on the CM’s chair, until then I will not sit on the CM’s chair.
