Arvind Kejriwal Leaves Lt Governor's House, Delhi Deadlock Ends | Read

After 8 days of sit-in protest in Lieutenant Governor's waiting room, Arvind Kejriwal left the Raj Niwas this evening. The decision to end the unprecedented deadlock in Delhi -- which saw almost the entire opposition siding with the Chief Minister -- ended after Anil Baijal asked him to urgently meet the IAS officers at the Delhi secretariat to resolve their differences. The IAS officers have started attending meetings with ministers, three such meetings have taken place, sources said. This morning, the Chief Minister had made yet another appeal to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a resolution.