Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced his resignation, stating he will not return to the Chief Minister's position until the people elect him again, drawing comparisons to Lord Rama's exile in the Ramayana. AAP leader Saurabh Bharadwaj emphasized that the throne belongs to Kejriwal as he tendered his resignation, and the party will choose an interim leader until elections are held. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh criticized Kejriwal's delay in resigning amid corruption allegations, expressing confidence in the BJP's victory in upcoming elections. Singh also highlighted the Modi government's achievements and accused opposition leader Rahul Gandhi of harming India's reputation abroad. Kejriwal's decision has ignited discussions about accountability and public trust as the AAP prepares for the legislative party meeting to select a successor. The political landscape in Delhi is shifting as the AAP seeks to reaffirm its legitimacy in the eyes of the electorate.