Gahlot noted that such decisions are not taken overnight, they happen over a "prolonged period". He emphasized that it takes time to understand a few things.

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.

Gahlot's shock resignation followed just months before the Delhi Assembly elections. He joined the BJP a day later on Monday and cited internal challenges in the AAP as the reason behind his decision

Delhi’s former Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot, who called himself Arvind Kejriwal’s ‘Hanuman’ till Sunday, and was one of the ruling Aam Aadmi Party’s senior-most leaders, jumped the fence on Monday morning to join the rival Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP),

"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.

During the joining ceremony, Gahlot addressed allegations that he joined BJP because he was being pressured by investigative agencies

In his resignation letter addressed to Arvind Kejriwal, ex-Delhi minister Kailash Gahlot cited unfulfilled promises and recent controversies as the reason for quitting the party.

Raghuvinder Shokeen is the new cabinet minister from Nangloi Jat. He replaces Kailash Gahlot. Gahlot resigned from the Aam Aadmi Party and joined the BJP. Gahlot cited controversies and unfulfilled promises as reasons for leaving.

Kailash Gahlot, a prominent Jat leader in the party, also took a jab at Kejriwal as he flagged some "awkward" and "embarrassing" controversies like 'sheeshmahal' in his resignation letter, saying it makes everyone doubt if "we still believe in being 'Aam Aadmi'".

Former AAP Minister Kailash Gahlot switches to BJP, resigns from Delhi Cabinet and AAP citing political differences.