Kejriwal leaves CM house, moves to party colleague’s bungalow

The Aam Aadmi Party national convener was seen leaving the house in a car with his wife and son

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New Delhi, Updated At : 11:58 AM Oct 04, 2024 IST

Packers and movers arrive at former Delhi chief minister and AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal's residence at Civil Lines area, in New Delhi, Friday, Oct. 4, 2024. (PTI Photo)

Former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday vacated the 6, Flagstaff Road, residence to move to his new address in the Lutyens' Zone.

The Aam Aadmi Party national convener was seen leaving the house in a car with his wife and son. His parents and daughter left in another.

The Kejriwal family departed for party member Ashok Mittal's official residence at 5, Ferozeshah Road, near Mandi House.

Mittal is a Rajya Sabha MP from Punjab and has been allocated the bungalow at the central Delhi address.

Kejriwal resigned as chief minister last month saying he would hold the post again only after he gets a "certificate of honesty" from the people of Delhi in the Assembly polls due in February.

The AAP supremo was released from Tihar jail on September 13 on a Supreme Court-approved bail after five months of being lodged there in the excise policy case.

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