Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced his intention to resign within two days, seeking early elections while vowing not to return to his position until he receives a 'certificate of honesty' from the public. The BJP criticized this move as a PR stunt, asserting that it was motivated by his recent conditional bail in the excise policy scam case, which has rendered him effectively a ceremonial leader. BJP national spokesperson Shezad Poonwalla accused Kejriwal of plotting to install his wife, Sunita Kejriwal, as the new chief minister, likening his strategy to the political maneuvering of Sonia Gandhi. Other BJP leaders echoed this sentiment, suggesting that Kejriwal's resignation is not a sacrifice but rather a forced exit due to legal pressures. They highlighted the AAP's recent electoral failures, stating that the party is losing public support and seeking a scapegoat. The ongoing political tensions in Delhi suggest significant changes may be imminent in the leadership landscape of the AAP.