Atishi sworn in as Delhi's eighth Chief Minister, succeeding Arvind Kejriwal, vows to continue AAP's policies until elections.

AAP leader Atishi on Saturday took oath as the youngest Chief Minister of Delhi, stepping into the shoes of party chief Arvind Kejriwal who quit the post earlier this week after walking free on bail in the liquor policy case.

Atishi took office as Delhi's youngest chief minister and called on residents to re-elect Arvind Kejriwal in the upcoming assembly election. She cautioned that the Bharatiya Janata Party could revoke current benefits such as free electricity and enhanced public services if Kejriwal is not chosen.

Atishi, Delhi's youngest woman chief minister, steps into the role amidst AAP's corruption allegations and Kejriwal's resignation. Rising from an advisor to Manish Sisodia to chief minister, she now oversees 13 portfolios.

The newly sworn-in ministers of the AAP government, led by Chief Minister Atishi, have pledged to ensure Arvind Kejriwal's return to the top post after the upcoming assembly elections. The Cabinet, including Saurabh Bharadwaj,

The Kalkaji MLA's name was proposed by Kejriwal, who tendered his resignation as Chief Minister, for the top post.

Aam Aadmi Party leader Atishi took oath as Delhi's Chief Minister, becoming the third woman to hold the position. Atishi succeeds Arvind Kejriwal, who resigned. The new cabinet includes Saurabh Bharadwaj,

The Delhi Police has provided security cover to Atishi after she was sworn in as Chief Minister of Delhi. She and her cabinet took the oath administered by Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena. The security cover includes a pilot,

AAP leader Atishi took oath on Saturday as Delhi’s third woman chief minister and became the youngest of all three to hold the top office in the national capital. She also became the 17th woman to hold the post of chief minister in independent India,

Atishi, a first-time AAP MLA from Kalkaji, is now Delhi's third woman Chief Minister after Congress' Sheila Dikshit and BJP's Sushma Swaraj.

The AAP leader is the third woman CM of the national capital after late Sushma Swaraj and Sheila Dikshit. At 43, Atishi is also the youngest CM in Delhi’s history, surpassing Kejriwal, who was 45 when he first took office.