Kejriwal Moves to Mittal's Bungalow Amid Ongoing Controversy

Former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal has vacated the 6, Flagstaff Road residence and moved to a new address in Delhi's Lutyens' Zone. The move follows his release from Tihar jail and ongoing controversy over alleged corruption. Kejriwal aims for a fresh start ahead of the Assembly polls.

Arvind Kejriwal, former Delhi chief minister, has vacated his residence at 6, Flagstaff Road, settling into a new address in the capital's prestigious Lutyens' Zone. The Aam Aadmi Party national convener was spotted leaving with his wife and son, while his parents and daughter followed in another vehicle.

Kejriwal's family moved to 5 Ferozeshah Road near Mandi House, a residence allocated to Ashok Mittal, a Rajya Sabha MP from Punjab. The transition comes after Kejriwal's recent resignation, with intentions to resume the post after securing a public mandate. He had announced plans to vacate during the auspicious Navratri period.

The BJP accuses Kejriwal of corruption involving the excise policy and the reconstruction of the Chief Minister's bungalow. After five months in Tihar jail, he was released on bail in September, amid ongoing investigations and political tension.

(With inputs from agencies.)