ECI On Delhi Assembly ElectionAam Aadmi Party convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday (September 15) played a political gamble regarding the assembly elections to be held in Delhi next year. In which he said that he will resign from the post of CM in two days. During this, Kejriwal has demanded that the Delhi assembly elections should also be held in November along with Maharashtra and Jharkhand. However, the Election Commission has now given clarification on this.
According to sources, the Election Commission says that at present, there is no possibility of holding elections in Delhi before time. Because, it is not possible to hold assembly elections before time in such a short time.
Delhi assembly elections should be held in November itself
After coming out on bail from Tihar Jail, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said during his speech, ‘If you think that I am honest, then vote for me in large numbers. I will sit on the Chief Minister’s chair only after being elected. Elections are to be held in February. While demanding from the Election Commission, Kejriwal said that elections should be held in Delhi along with Maharashtra elections in November, till the elections are held, there will be some other Chief Minister from the party. There will be a meeting of MLAs in the next 2-3 days, in which the next CM will be decided.
Actually, the Election Commission has not yet announced the dates of elections in Maharashtra and Jharkhand, but the dates for Haryana have been announced.
Arvind Kejriwal has made a big announcement during a speech in the Aam Aadmi Party office two days after being released from jail. He said, I am going to resign after two days from today. Kejriwal said, “I am going to resign from the CM’s chair and I will not sit on the CM’s chair until the public gives its verdict.” Kejriwal said, “I will go among the public, go to every street, go to every house and until the public gives its verdict that Kejriwal is honest, I will not sit on the CM’s chair.”