Why did Kejriwal not dissolve the assembly in Delhi? He was afraid of this!

CM Arvind Kejriwal News / Why did Kejriwal not dissolve the assembly in Delhi? He was afraid of this!

CM Arvind Kejriwal News - Why did Kejriwal not dissolve the assembly in Delhi? He was afraid of this!

CM Arvind Kejriwal News: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has created a stir in Delhi politics by suddenly announcing his resignation on Sunday. Addressing the workers at the party office, he said that he would resign from the post of Chief Minister in the next two days. This announcement has started a series of political speculations in Delhi, and many questions have arisen.

Questions after resignation announcement

Many questions are being raised in Delhi politics since Kejriwal's resignation announcement. The biggest question is who will become the next Chief Minister of Delhi? Why did Kejriwal not resign immediately, but why did he take two days? Apart from this, why was the assembly not dissolved? The answers to these questions are not yet clear, and this has led to further political turmoil.

Sanjay Singh's reaction

Aam Aadmi Party Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh has described Kejriwal's resignation as a masterstroke. Talking to the media, he said that a Chief Minister who has improved education, health, and other infrastructure in Delhi is ready to face corruption charges. Singh said that Kejriwal has provided facilities like good schools, hospitals, and free bus travel in Delhi. He also said that Kejriwal now wants to go among the public and get a certificate of his honesty.

Lack of recommendation to dissolve the assembly

When Sanjay Singh was asked why Kejriwal did not recommend dissolution of the assembly, he clarified the reason. Singh said that if the assembly is dissolved, the BJP can impose President's rule. He alleged that the BJP's work is to do horse-trading, topple governments, and impose President's rule. Singh also said that the Election Commission should decide when the elections should be held.

Demand to hold elections in November

After Arvind Kejriwal's resignation, the Aam Aadmi Party has demanded to hold assembly elections in Delhi in November. Currently, the term of the Delhi Assembly is till February 2025, but the party says that elections should be held early so that the public can decide soon.

Kejriwal's announcement

Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday said that he will resign from the post of Chief Minister in two days as the BJP has accused him of corruption. He said that his purpose of joining politics was to fight against corruption, and now he wants to go among the public to prove his honesty. Kejriwal said that if the public considers him honest then vote for him, otherwise do not vote.

Conclusion

Arvind Kejriwal's resignation is a big turn in Delhi politics. His announcement has raised many questions and heated up the political atmosphere in Delhi. Now all eyes are on who emerges as the next Chief Minister in Delhi and whether the demands of the Aam Aadmi Party will be accepted or not. This development will definitely give a new direction to Delhi politics.