Arvind Kejriwal, outgoing Chief Minister of Delhi, will relinquish all government facilities, including his official residence and security, within 15 days, according to AAP leader Sanjay Singh. Kejriwal will vacate the bungalow at 6, Flagstaff Road, which has been his residence since 2015, and live among common people, citing a commitment to honesty and sacrifice. There are significant concerns about his security due to past attacks, but Kejriwal expressed faith that 'God will protect him.' BJP has labeled this move as a 'political drama,' while AAP warns that if BJP comes to power, welfare schemes like free electricity might be abolished. Kejriwal resigned from the CM post and has named Atishi as his successor.