Arvind Kejriwal's Resignation Shocker: What Happens Next, What This Means
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AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal said he got justice in the court of law but now wants justice in the court of the people.
In a shock Sunday development, Arvind Kejriwal announced that he will resign as Delhi Chief Minister within the next two days. The announcement came two days after the Supreme Court granted him bail in the corruption case linked to Delhi's now-scrapped liquor policy. The Delhi Chief Minister made this announcement while addressing the first big gathering following his exit from jail after six months.
What Arvind Kejriwal Said
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convener said he got justice in the court of law but now wants justice in the court of the people. "Two days later, I will resign as Chief Minister. I will not sit on that chair till the people announce their verdict. Elections in Delhi are months away. I got justice from the legal court, now I will get justice from the people's court. I will sit on the Chief Minister's chair only after the order of the people," he said. "I want to ask the people of Delhi, is Kejriwal innocent or guilty? If I have worked, vote for me," he said.
