Former Delhi Chief Minister and AAP leader, Atish, was elected as the Leader of the Opposition in the Delhi Assembly during a meeting of AAP MLAs on Sunday, the party said. After making a big announcement about LOP, the party said that the newly appointed leaders of the opposition Atishi, Durgesh Pathak, Mahesh Kumar Khinchi, Ravinder Bhardwaj and Mukesh Goyal at AAP headquarters in New Delhi on 23 February on February 23 at 4:00 pm Will hold a meeting.
The AAP stated in AAP, “Senior leader of AAM AADMI party and former Chief Minister @Atishiaap Ji, Senior leader @ipathak25 ji, mayor @aapmaheshkhichi ji, deputy mayor @aapkaravinder j, and house leader @mukesgoolaap ji Organ a press conference on the subject. at 4 pm. AAP Headquarters, New Delhi. ,
The meeting was attended by AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal and 22 party MLAs including Kalkji MLA Atisi. This development comes in view of the first session of the Delhi Legislative Assembly which is going to start from 24 February.
It was written a day later to Atishi on Saturday to Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta. In the letter, the AAP leader urged CM to schedule a meeting on 23 February to discuss the issue of providing 2,500 monthly assistance to women promised by BJP during the pole campaign.
Atisi sought an answer as to why the scheme was not approved by the BJP government in its first cabinet meeting despite the promise of the Prime Minister. Delhi BJP Media Department chief Pravin Shankar Kapoor replied in a post on X, “As you paid the finance minister in the budget of 2024-25. 1,000 more forms were filled for women. Still there was not a single penny. ,
According to the ruling BJP government, the CAG report against the previous AAP government’s performance will be pending in the House during the three -day session. The AAP suffered defeat in the Delhi Assembly elections after maintaining the central region for the second time. In the assembly elections held on 5 February, the BJP won the AAP by winning 48 out of the total 70 seats.
AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal and several top leaders of the party, including Manish Sicodia, lost elections from the constituencies, but Antisy retained the Kalkaji seat.
