Is there a sound of assembly elections in Delhi? After Arvind Kejriwal resigned from the post of Chief Minister, it was thought that Atishi would run the government till the completion of the assembly term. But the way Aam Aadmi Party is seen in full form after Atishi became the CM, it is clear that 'AAP' is fully prepared to contest the assembly elections. Arvind Kejriwal himself gave indications of this while resigning from the post of CM. On the other hand, the BJP is also not behind. It has also geared up. A plan to conquer Delhi is being made in Ranthambore, Rajasthan.

While resigning from the post of Delhi CM, Arvind Kejriwal had said, 'As per the schedule, Delhi assembly elections are to be held in February. But I demand that Delhi assembly elections should be held along with Maharashtra assembly elections to be held in November.' After this, Atishi also clearly declared as soon as she became CM that she had only one aim, to make Arvind Kejriwal the Chief Minister again. For this, she will work under the leadership of Kejriwal.

So what happened that the assembly elections started to be felt? First of all, under the leadership of Atishi, the Delhi government has continuously made such decisions in the last few days, which directly connect with the public. Its purpose is to reach the public directly. To put our point in front of them and boost the morale of the workers. Let us know about these decisions…

1. All ministers will come out on the streets
– Four days ago, Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia, along with Chief Minister Atishi were on the streets of Delhi. Saw the roads that were broken. Gave instructions to repair them immediately. After this, it was decided in the all-minister meeting that all the cabinet ministers of the Delhi government would come out on the streets on Monday. The roads will be inspected all over Delhi from 6 am onwards.

– Chief Minister Atishi will inspect the roads in South and South East Delhi. Saurabh Bhardwaj- East Delhi, Gopal Rai- North East Delhi, Kailash Gehlot- West and South West Delhi, Mukesh Ahlawat- North and North West Delhi, Imran Hussain will visit Central and New Delhi areas. They will submit the report, after which the roads will be repaired.

2. Attack on LG on law and order
- The Aam Aadmi Party has suddenly become active on the continuous crimes happening in Delhi. Minister Saurabh Bhardwaj and AAP MLA Durgesh Pathak have met the victims of the Narayana shootout. On Monday, Aam Aadmi Party MLAs will meet LG regarding the law and order of Delhi.

– The Aam Aadmi Party and Delhi Government have directly blamed LG for the increasing crime. This is being considered as a way to connect with the businessmen, because firing was done openly at Narayana's showroom. Gangsters made threatening calls for extortion. This has created panic among the businessmen. AAP is continuously holding press conferences regarding this and is attacking the BJP.

What is BJP's preparation?
BJP's Maha Manthan is going on in Hotel Nahargarh in Ranthambore, Rajasthan for the Delhi Assembly elections. The party's National Organization Minister BL Santosh is planning the 'Delhi Vijay' of the leaders. BL Santosh has arrived here with all the members of the Delhi Core Committee. First of all, he went to the Trinetra Ganesh temple in Ranthambore. He participated in the Mangala Aarti there. Many leaders including Delhi BJP State President Virendra Sachdeva, MP Manoj Tiwari, former minister Vijay Goyal, and National Minister Alka Gurjar are present with him. This meeting is being considered very important for the assembly elections to be held in Delhi.

Is it possible to hold elections earlier?
According to the schedule, the current term of the Delhi Assembly is till 23 February 2025. That is, if the assembly is not dissolved in between, Atishi can remain the Chief Minister till then. According to this, if the elections are held, the election bugle will be sounded in Delhi only after 5 months. But Section 15 of the Representation of the People Act says that if the Election Commission wants, the election can be announced 6 months before the last date of the assembly. That is, the Election Commission can announce the elections if it wants now. But the biggest problem is that the electoral roll of Delhi is not ready for the assembly elections yet. Kejriwal talks about elections along with Maharashtra, but the process of making the electoral roll has started there since June. In such a situation, there is not much preparation from the commission.