Kejriwal resigned
September 17, 20242 Mins Read
International Desk: Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal has resigned from the post of Chief Minister of Delhi. He resigned on Tuesday (September 17) afternoon. On Tuesday (September 17) afternoon, Kejriwal met Lt. Governor VK Saxena at his residence to formally announce his resignation. His successor, Atishi, the next Chief Minister of Delhi, and the former Deputy Chief Minister were also there. In news India Today

Arvind Kejriwal

Earlier, Arvind Kejriwal announced his resignation from the post of chief minister just two days after his release from prison after serving a long six months. Kejriwal announced this at a party event organized in Delhi on Sunday afternoon (September 15) local time.

Meanwhile, 43-year-old Atishi is currently serving as the Education and Public Works Minister of the Delhi government. He came into the limelight when there was a huge change in the ruling party AAP in Delhi. Originally, senior leaders Manish Sisodia and Satyendra Jain resigned due to legal issues. The arrest and resignation of Sisodia and Jain created a leadership vacuum in the party.

A Rhodes Scholar and former student of Oxford University, Atishi's academic qualifications as well as her experience in government work have made her well-known, especially in the field of education. He led AAP as one of the architects of education reforms in Delhi. It was he who improved the government schools of Delhi. It was one of the successes of the Kejriwal administration.

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Atishi began her career working with grassroots organizations. Then he joined up and began to advance rapidly. His role as an education reformer brought him national recognition. She built a positive public image by working on important issues like Delhi's water crisis and women's protection.