In her first address after taking the oath, Atishi urged people of Delhi to re-elect her predecessor to the top office

AAP MLA Mukesh Ahlawat is the new Dalit face in the Delhi Cabinet headed by Atishi, who has sworn in as chief minister on September 21

BJP leaders extended their best wishes to Atishi on becoming the chief minister of Delhi but expressed skepticism about any positive change. They criticized her past performance and anticipated continued issues under her leadership.

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi, along with five cabinet ministers, took the oath of office on Saturday and requested people to ensure that her predecessor, Arvind Kejriwal, returns to the top post again

Atishi sworn in as Delhi's youngest female Chief Minister, succeeding Kejriwal, with new Council of Ministers.

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.

AAP leader Atishi became the 17th woman chief minister in the country and the third woman Chief Minister of Delhi as she took oath on Saturday.

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Atishi was sworn in as the Delhi Chief Minister on Saturday, September 21, at Raj Niwas, news agency ANI reported. Several other AAP leaders, including Saurabh Bharadwaj,

Other than the CM, five cabinet ministers were also sworn in alongside her, as Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena administered their oath.

Chief Minister-designate Atishi will be sworn in along with her new Council of Ministers during a ceremony at the Raj Niwas on Saturday afternoon that will see AAP form the government in Delhi for the fourth time in a row.