New Delhi, October 4, 2024 – In a significant development, former Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) National Convenor, Arvind Kejriwal, vacated his official residence earlier today. Accompanied by his family, Kejriwal moved out of the Chief Minister’s residence, located at Flagstaff Road in Civil Lines, marking an end to his long stay as Delhi’s top executive.
Kejriwal’s departure from the residence comes after his recent resignation from the post of Chief Minister following AAP’s defeat in the Delhi Assembly elections. Though no official statement has been made on his future plans, the move has sparked widespread speculation about his next steps in both state and national politics.
Kejriwal had been residing at the Flagstaff Road residence since assuming office as Delhi’s Chief Minister in 2015. His tenure as CM was marked by a mix of bold policy decisions, particularly in education, health, and electricity reforms, which earned him both support and criticism. Despite his party’s significant impact on Delhi’s governance, recent electoral setbacks raised questions about AAP’s future under his leadership.
As AAP’s National Convenor, Kejriwal remains an influential figure in Indian politics, and political observers are keen to see how he navigates the current challenges facing his party.
The vacating of the CM’s residence has led to increased media attention, with speculation that Kejriwal might focus more on national-level politics or the party’s strategy for upcoming elections in other states.
