Arvind Kejriwal Resignation From The Post Of CM In Delhi

Following his detention in relation to purported anomalies in Delhi Liquor Policy Case that also involves Manish Sisodia, his former deputy chief minister, Kejriwal tendered his resignation. The AAP discussed that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is mostly behind a great as well as a huge political conspiracy that has almost resulted in the incarnation of Delhi CM in the Delhi liquor policy case.  

What was the Delhi Liquor Policy Case?

The Delhi liquor policy case has been the most famous and well-known case. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) had detained the Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal in this particular case.

• In Delhi, there were roughly 27 alcoholic beverage vending machines divided into 32 zones. The primary goals of the initiative were to eliminate and disrupt the illicit market and the liquor mafia, increase customer happiness and sales, and safeguard and ensure equitable distribution of alcohol proceeds.
• The Delhi government established and implemented a new excise policy in November 2021 with the goal of modernizing and boosting alcohol sales in the area, under the direction and authority of Arvind Kejriwal.
• On the contrary, some of the expressed reservations about the most important and legitimate detrimental effects on the economy as well as in the public health, while others praised and also supported the progressive as well as the constructive stance of the organization.
• After reporting the case to the Lieutenant Governor Vinai Saxena in the year July 2022 that the Delhi liquor policy had been highly breached as well as violated, the Chief Secretary of Delhi, Naresh Kumar however suggested as well as he ordered the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to take the investigation of this matter further.

Arvind Kejriwal Resignation

• To select Arvind Kejriwal as the new Chief Minister of Delhi, AAP MLAs convene at his home. 
• At 4:30 p.m., Kejriwal was scheduled to see Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena and submit his resignation.
• Kejriwal met for hours on Monday with members of the AAP's political affairs committee and other top leaders. Additionally, he had private discussions with Rajya Sabha member Raghav Chadha and Manish Sisodia.
• According to sources, Kailash Gehlot and Atishi are the two candidates shortlisted for the position of chief minister. Manish Sisodia, the former deputy chief minister, has endorsed Atishi.
• Delhi's political unrest comes in front of the great Assembly elections that are almost set for the month of February of the following year. In addition to the Maharashtra elections, CM Kejriwal has however insisted that the election might take place in the month of November.
• Following the allegations of corruption and the apprehension of high-ranking AAP officials, the resignation of the chief AAP is perceived as an effort to recover the moral superiority.
• The action as well as the move of CM Arvind Kejriwal has been discussed by the BJP to be as "a drama" as well as the "confession of crime." 
• According to Kejriwal, he won't take office again as chief minister until he has won the Assembly elections and received a "certificate of honesty" from the Delhi people.
• Kejriwal was granted bail by the Supreme Court in the CBI's excise policy case, and he was released from Delhi's Tihar Jail on Friday. In the ED case, he had previously been granted provisional bail.

Who is Atishi Marlena?

• Atishi was born on June 8th, 1981, into a Delhi intellectual household consisting of her parents, Tripta Wahi and Vijay Singh, who are both professors at Delhi University.
• In an effort to draw attention away from her family history and toward her profession, she changed her public name to Atishi in 2018.
• Her academic career started in Delhi, where she finished high school at Springdales School on Pusa Road. Atishi attended the esteemed St. Stephen's College to complete her undergraduate studies in history in 2001.
• She continued her study at Oxford University, where she studied history and received a master's degree on a Chevening scholarship in 2003. She was given a Rhodes scholarship in 2005 and went to Magdalen College.

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