Another possibility is that Arvind Kejriwal, despite stepping down as the Chief Minister, might retain the Leader of the House seat to keep his influence on the party and the government.

NEW DELHI – Arvind Kejriwal, an Indian opposition leader and New Delhi’s chief minister, was granted bail on Thursday by a court in the capital, after he was arrested in a bribery case in March.

"Arvind Kejriwal has decided that he will vacate his house (CM residence) within a week. There are concerns over his security, there have been several attacks on him.

Kejriwal said that today, he was no longer the Chief Minister and "it didn't even take me two days to vacate the house after I resigned as CM". "When I returned from jail, I had lived in a ...

Earlier, the party said that a house is being searched for Kejriwal near the New Delhi constituency, which he represents in the Delhi assembly, as he wanted to stay close to the people. Kejriwal ...

Arvind Kejriwal, AAP convener, has finalised a house in New Delhi and will move in with his family within one to two days. He will vacate the official residence at Flagstaff Road during the ...

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who announced his resignation today, will leave his bungalow in the next 15 days, sources told India Today on Sunday. Sources also said that Kejriwal would ...

Parvesh Verma should be barred from contesting elections and his house should be raided to find out how much money he has at his house," Arvind Kejriwal said after meeting the Election Commission.

Kejriwal's remarks came shortly after the Prime Minister's speech at Ashok Vihar's Ramlila Ground, where Modi had referred to the AAP-led government in Delhi as an "aapda" (disaster).

In his affidavit submitted to the Election Commission, Kejriwal declared assets worth Rs 1.73 crore, revealing that he owns neither a house nor a car.