Former Delhi minister Kailash Gahlot explained his reasons for leaving the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and joining the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), emphasizing that it was a difficult but necessary decision.

The unexpected resignation of Kailash Gahlot from AAP to join BJP has sent shockwaves through the party just months before the Delhi Assembly elections. As a key architect of major welfare schemes, his departure raises questions about AAP's future and the fate of critical projects he oversaw.

"Modi Washing Machine has become active before the Delhi elections. Now many leaders will be inducted into BJP through this machine," the AAP leader added.

Kailash Gahlot joins BJP after resigning from AAP, citing unfulfilled promises. Kejriwal responds: 'He’s free to go wherever he wants.'

Kailash Gahlot’s resignation from AAP signals deeper rifts within the party. This departure raises questions about AAP’s stability and potential shifts in political alliances ahead of the 2025 assembl

Kailash Gahlot resigned as Delhi minister as well as the Aam Aadmi Party citing concerns around the party leadership and its approach towards resolving the issues of the 'aam aadmi'.

A day after quitting the Aam Aadmi Party (BJP), former Delhi minister Kailash Gahlot joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday.

Former Delhi minister Kailash Gahlot joined the BJP after resigning from the AAP, calling it a shift driven by ambition rather than commitment. His move marks a significant change in Delhi's political scene,

On November 17, in his resignation letter addressed to AAP’s national convenor and Delhi CM Atishi, Gahlot mentioned unfulfilled promises and recent controversies as reasons for quitting the party.

In a major setback to the Aam Aadmi Party ahead of the Delhi Assembly polls, former Minister and AAP leader Kailash Gahlot joined the BJP on November 17. Gahlot, who resigned from AAP on Sunday citing deep concerns over the party's direction and internal challenges,