Kejriwal Announces Resignation Plan After Bail: 48 Hours to Step Down

Kejriwal Announces Resignation Plan After Bail: 48 Hours to Step Down

In a stunning turn of events, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has announced his decision to resign within two days following his bail in a legal case. The declaration was made during his first address to Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) workers after being granted bail, leaving party members in disbelief.

Kejriwal, addressing a gathering of dedicated supporters, stated, "I will resign after two days." The news has triggered a whirlwind of speculation about the future leadership of AAP, with many party members scrambling to understand the implications of this sudden move.

The Chief Minister’s legal battle has been closely watched, and his decision to step down comes as a major shock. Some sources indicate that internal party pressure may have played a role in this decision, but no official statement has been made by the AAP leadership yet.

As Delhi braces for this leadership transition, political analysts are speculating about potential successors and the party's next course of action. Kejriwal’s resignation will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the political landscape in Delhi, just months ahead of crucial elections.

With the clock ticking on Kejriwal’s two-day timeline, the AAP leadership and its workers face a critical moment, one that could shape the party's future direction in both Delhi and national politics.