“Government Can Run From Jail, Delhi CM Shouldn’t Resign,” AAP MLAs Tell Arvind Kejriwal’s Wife Sunita

“Government Can Run From Jail, Delhi CM Shouldn’t Resign,” AAP MLAs Tell Arvind Kejriwal’s Wife Sunita

With Delhi Chief Serve and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief Arvind Kejriwal having been sent to Tihar Imprison till April 15 in association with an extract policy-linked cash washing case, his party MLAs met his spouse Sunita and told her that “under no circumstances the CM ought to not leave and the government can run from jail.”

A total of 55 AAP MLAs met Sunita Kejriwal, who, according to party sources, is likely to accept a “significant role” in the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in the coming days. AAP MLA and attorney Somnath Bharti said, “All MLAs have gathered their message to Sunita Kejriwal. They have said Arvind Kejriwal ought to not leave at any cost.

They are joined together. Individuals in Delhi are irate with the BJP, and the BJP is going to lose all seven seats in Delhi.” Kejriwal is the fourth beat AAP pioneer to be held up in the Tihar Imprison after his previous appointee Manish Sisodia, ex-health service Satyendar Jain, and Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh. Talking to News18 on whether Arvind Kejriwal ought to proceed as the Delhi CM, the previous Preeminent Court Judge, Equity Ajay Rastogi, said it was a special circumstance, and indeed, the structure producers did not think so.

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“It’s an interesting circumstance, which indeed the Constitution-makers never thought of,” he said. Expressing his views, he said, “My individual view is that he is holding a tall open office, but if in guardianship, I feel that it is not great to continue.” “Let us see past cases; from Jayalalithaa to Lalu Prasad Yadav to Hemant Soren, all surrendered. These points of reference appear to indicate that they must have felt that they must leave owing to open morality,” he explained. “And, when the CM is in care, all papers that the CM needs to sign have to go through the imprisonment superintendent,” he added.