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New Delhi: The BJP and Congress ridiculed Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwals resignation announcement, dismissing it as a gimmick aimed at improving his public image.

BJP spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari dubbed Kejriwals move a PR stunt, claiming the AAP leader is aware that his reputation among Delhi residents has shifted from an honest to a corrupt leader.

BJP leader Manjinder Singh Sirsa argued that Kejriwals resignation wasnt a voluntary sacrifice but was forced by a Supreme Court ruling that prevents him from returning to the Chief Ministers Office or signing official documents.

Sirsa also said that Kejriwal might use the two-day window to persuade MLAs to choose his wife, Sunita Kejriwal, as the next chief minister.

Congress leader Sandeep Dikshit echoed the sentiment, calling the resignation announcement a mere gimmick and stating Kejriwal should have stepped down earlier.

He pointed out that its unprecedented for a leader, released on bail, to be barred by the Supreme Court from re-entering the Chief Ministers Office or signing official papers, implying the courts concerns about Kejriwal tampering with evidence.

Dikshit said the court is treating him like a criminal.

Kejriwal was granted bail by the Supreme Court on September 13 in the liquor policy case.

While granting bail, the court-imposed conditions, including barring him from commenting on the liquor policy case and entering the Chief Ministers office or Delhi secretariat.

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