Atishi Leaves CM's Chair Vacant; BJP & Congress Launch Sharp Attacks on AAP | Breaking News

ABP News reports that Atishi officially took over as the Chief Minister of Delhi on Monday, September 23. Upon her arrival at the secretariat, she noticed two chairs in her office, one of which was notably larger and empty. This prompted her to comment that she plans to have Arvind Kejriwal, the former Chief Minister, occupy that chair in four months. Her remarks reflect a sense of continuity and respect for Kejriwal's leadership within the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). Atishi's ascension to the role signifies a new chapter in Delhi's governance, as she aims to uphold the party's agenda while navigating the city's challenges.