In a strategic move that has reshaped Delhi's political landscape, Arvind Kejriwal has resigned as Chief Minister while pushing for early elections. This decision is more than just a political gesture; it's a calculated gamble to reposition himself and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in the face of mounting challenges. Why did Kejriwal choose to resign but not dissolve the Delhi government? How does this move reflect his broader strategy against the BJP and the 2025 elections? Explore the implications of Kejriwal’s resignation, the risks involved, and the potential outcomes for Delhi's political future.