Atishi Marlena Singh is scheduled to take oath on September 21. (File photo/PTI)

Aam Aadmi Party senior officials have confirmed that Delhi's designated Chief Minister Atishi alongside her cabinet will officially take oaths of office on 21.

Aam Aadmi Party chooses Atishi as Delhi’s next Chief Minister after Arvind Kejriwal’s resignation. Learn about her political journey, educational background, and the challenges she faces.

Atishi will be sworn in as Delhi's new chief minister on September 21, following Arvind Kejriwal's resignation. She becomes the third woman to hold th

AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal resigned as the Delhi chief minister on Tuesday. Kejriwal met Lieutenant Governor V.K. Saxena and submitted his resignation. Atishi, who accompanied Kejriwal, staked a claim to form the next government in Delhi soon after.

Atishi, a key figure in Delhi's AAP party and known for her activism, is set to become the new Chief Minister, taking her oath on September 21. This follows the resignation of former CM Arvind Kejriwal,

When Atishi takes oath as Delhi Chief Minister on September 21, she will become only the third woman in history to achieve this milestone, following Sushma Swaraj and Sheila Dikshit. Her rise is critical for AAP as they prepare for upcoming elections and fast-track pending policies.

Aam Aadmi Party MLA Mukesh Ahlawat represents Sultan Pur Majra constituency in Delhi's Assembly. Mukesh Ahlawat is a popular Dalit leader from North West Delhi, who can woo voters in AAP's favour.

Mukesh Ahlawat, the AAP MLA from Sultanpur Majra, is set to join the new Delhi cabinet led by Atishi. The induction takes place on September 21, following Arvind Kejriwal's resignation.

NEW DELHI (Reuters) -Indian opposition leader Arvind Kejriwal picked Delhi minister Atishi to replace him as chief minister of the capital territory on Tuesday, allowing him to focus on winning a fresh mandate in elections due next year after getting bail in a graft case.

The ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) party had initially decided that only Atishi would be sworn in, however, it was later determined that her council of ministers would also take the oath.