Aam Aadmi Party

Two former Goa MLAs have alleged they received cash payments from an AAP volunteer for their 2022 Assembly poll campaigns. The CBI chargesheet implicates Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal and other AAP members in transferring ill-gotten money to fund these election-related expenses, suggesting a misuse of funds linked to the Delhi excise policy.

AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan has filed a petition challenging his arrest in a money laundering case, alleging political motivation and constitutional violations. The Delhi high court has issued a notice to the Enforcement Directorate. Khan contends that no evidence links him to the alleged crime. The court is set to hear his plea on Wednesday.

Delhi chief minister designate Atishi announced Rs 10 lakh compensation for families affected by the Karol Bagh building collapse, which resulted in four deaths. She visited injured individuals at RML Hospital and assured legal action against the building owner. The Municipal Corporation of Delhi is investigating the cause of the old building's collapse.

Arvind Kejriwal, the outgoing chief minister of Delhi, has announced he will give up all government facilities and vacate his official residence within 15 days. He aims to live like a common man without security or official vehicles. Concerns for his safety have been raised due to past attacks.

Political analyst Malvinder Singh Mali's arrest has ignited criticism from Congress, Shiromani Akali Dal leaders, and Punjabi activists. Known for his dissenting views, Mali was detained following a complaint by AAP's Amit Jain. Critics argue that the Punjab government is attempting to stifle freedom of expression.

India's democracy allows citizens to elect their leaders through voting. New Delhi has had various Chief Ministers since its first state assembly elections in 1952. Recently, Arvind Kejriwal resigned as CM, and Atishi Marlena is serving as interim CM until the February 2025 elections. The article also mentions notable CMs like Sheila Dikshit and Sushma Swaraj.

Atishi Marlena Singh has been appointed as the next Chief Minister of Delhi by Arvind Kejriwal after his resignation. Previously serving as Delhi’s Education Minister, Atishi will be the third woman to hold this office in Delhi. Her term is expected to commence in late September, making her the youngest Chief Minister of Delhi.

Arvind Kejriwal has resigned from his position as Chief Minister of Delhi, with Atishi Marlena selected by the aam aadmi party legislature to succeed him. Numerological insights suggest her tenure will be marked by significant social impact, particularly benefiting women and youth, though she may face internal party criticism and legal challenges.

Atishi is set to become Delhi's third woman chief minister after Sushma Swaraj and Sheila Dikshit. She will be the youngest among them and the second youngest in Delhi's history. Known for her educational background and activism, Atishi has been instrumental in AAP’s policy formation, particularly in education reforms.

Atishi has quickly risen from being a first-time MLA to becoming Delhi's chief minister. After mentors Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia were jailed, she took on significant responsibilities as a minister. Known for her work in education reform, Atishi has become an influential figure within the aam aadmi party.

Atishi, named leader of AAP's legislative party, expressed gratitude to Arvind Kejriwal and committed to reinstating him as Delhi's chief minister. She pledged to safeguard free services like electricity and healthcare while managing the government under Kejriwal’s guidance until the next assembly elections. Atishi urged no congratulations for her new role.

Atishi Marlena has been named the new Chief Minister of Delhi, taking over from Arvind Kejriwal. Formerly an MLA from Kalkaji, she is noted for her conservative financial management and strong educational credentials. Her appointment represents a major turning point in her political career and underscores the faith that AAP places in her abilities.

Hers has been a meteoric rise – one of the founding members of AAP in 2012, MLA from east Delhi in 2020, minister in Delhi government in 2023 holding 13 key portfolios, and now CM of Delhi – but not without its share of controversy

AAP Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal criticized the decision to appoint Atishi as Delhi's new chief minister, calling her a 'dummy CM' and raising concerns about her parents' past actions. Senior AAP leader Dilip Pandey accused Maliwal of following BJP's agenda and demanded her resignation from the Rajya Sabha.

CPI leader D Raja congratulated Atishi on her appointment as Delhi's new chief minister after Arvind Kejriwal announced his resignation. Kejriwal proposed Atishi as his successor in a meeting with AAP MLAs, who elected her as their leader. He will meet LG VK Saxena to tender his resignation, with Atishi expected to take the oath soon.

Union minister Kiren Rijiju holds Anna Hazare responsible for Arvind Kejriwal's political rise, stating it has negatively affected Delhi. He also criticizes Atishi's appointment as the new chief minister, alleging her family's support for terrorist Afzal Guru and expressing concerns about AAP's administration in both Delhi and Punjab.

The rift between Swati Maliwal and AAP escalated after Atishi was named CM Kejriwal's successor. Maliwal criticized Atishi, calling her a 'dummy CM' and alleging her parents supported Afzal Guru. AAP leader Dilip Pandey suggested that if Maliwal disagrees with the party, she should resign from Rajya Sabha and seek a BJP ticket.

Delhi's aam aadmi party has announced that minister Atishi will succeed CM Arvind Kejriwal, who is stepping down within two days. Kejriwal seeks a 'certificate of honesty' from voters while facing allegations in a liquor policy scam. Atishi, involved with AAP since 2012, holds several key portfolios and is a close confidant of Kejriwal.

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar called on the judiciary to refrain from making comments that might demoralize government agencies or trigger political debates. During the Samvidhan Mandir inauguration in Mumbai, he highlighted the necessity for all state organs to cooperate in upholding democratic values and constitutional ideals.

Kejriwal has shaken the political scene in Delhi by deciding to quit as CM and demanding early polls. But the immediate question on everybody’s mind is – who will replace him? The name everybody is talking about is Atishi, who, at this point, handles 13 portfolios in the Delhi government

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced his decision to step down, citing a moral compulsion after his conditional bail. BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj claimed the Supreme Court found him ineligible for CM duties due to his involvement in the Delhi liquor scam. AAP leader Atishi explained the two-day delay was due to holidays.

Congress leader Birender Singh highlighted BJP's struggles in Haryana, pointing to Prime Minister Modi's campaign as evidence. He stated that over 70 percent of people oppose BJP and predicted their marginalization. Haryana Congress chief Udai Bhan expressed confidence in winning more than 70 seats, citing strong public support for Congress.

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal criticized the BJP-led central government, comparing its leadership to British rule. He recounted his time in jail and restrictions placed on him. Announcing his resignation, he addressed allegations of theft and corruption by the BJP. AAP has called for early elections in Delhi by November.

Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal announced he will resign within two days, seeking public endorsement of his honesty. The BJP criticized this move as a confession of crime and questioned potential internal conflicts within AAP. They also accused him of using emotional tactics to garner sympathy.

Arvind Kejriwal, AAP national convener, declared he would resign as Delhi chief minister within two days after being granted conditional bail in the excise policy scam case. The BJP alleges this is a tactic to position his wife Sunita Kejriwal as the new chief minister. Kejriwal demands early elections and seeks public endorsement of his integrity.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced he will resign from his post within two days, potentially leading to early assembly elections. He stated he would only return if voters affirm his honesty. This decision has stirred political discourse and speculation regarding AAP's interim leadership and electoral strategy. Kejriwal further indicated that his deputy Manish Sisodia will also return to office only after the people give a verdict in his favour. The BJP has termed the announcement a "PR stunt".

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal declared he will resign in two days and will only return if re-elected by the people. This announcement follows his release from Tihar Jail on bail in a corruption case. He urged voters to judge his honesty and criticized the BJP's governance.