Arvind Kejriwal to Resign as Delhi Chief Minister Amid Corruption Allegations

Kejriwal announced his resignation two days after being granted bail, calling for early elections and seeking public validation of his honesty.

Arvind Kejriwal, released on bail after six months in jail, declared he will resign as Delhi Chief Minister in two days.
Kejriwal demands early elections in November, instead of the scheduled February 2025, to seek a public mandate on his honesty.
The Supreme Court imposed conditions on his bail, barring him from entering the Chief Minister's office or signing official documents.
AAP is set to hold a meeting to decide Kejriwal's interim successor, with potential candidates including Atishi, Saurabh Bharadwaj, and Kailash Gahlot.
Opposition parties, including BJP and Congress, have criticized Kejriwal's move, calling it a political stunt and questioning the timing of his resignation.