Atishi 1,000 times better than her predecessor: LG VK Saxena in rare praise for Delhi CM

Delhi LG VK Saxena praised Chief Minister Atishi at the Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women's convocation, stating she is "a thousand times better" than her predecessor, Arvind Kejriwal. He celebrated the graduating women, highlighting their role in shaping a technologically advanced future.

Delhi LG VK Saxena and chief minister Atishi NEW DELHI: LG VK Saxena Friday complimented chief minister Atishi , saying: “I am happy today that Delhi’s CM is a woman. I can confidently say she is a thousand times better than her predecessor.” He was addressing students of Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women at the seventh con vocation ceremony.

While making the comment, LG glanced at Atishi, who was present on the dais. Atishi was sworn in as the eighth CM of Delhi in Sept following the resignation of Arvind Kejriwal, who ran AAP govt for nine and a half years. Notably, Kejriwal during his tenue as Chief Minister, was constantly at odds with LG Saxena , and the two made strong remarks against each other.

Maharashtra Jharkhand Maharashtra Alliance View i Party View Seats: 288 L + W Majority: 145 BJP+ 24 MVA 3 OTH 3 Leads + Wins : 30 / 288 BJP+ LEADING Jharkhand Alliance View i Party View Seats: 81 L + W Majority: 41 NDA 8 INDIA 3 OTH 0 Leads + Wins : 11 / 81 NDA LEADING Source: PValue The Delhi LG took to social media platform X, to inform about the event. He said that this convocation marks a celebration of progress and the vital role women play in shaping a technologically advanced and equitable future. "Presided over the 7th Convocation of Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women (IGDTUW), in the presence of Hon'ble Delhi CM @AtishiAAP and Prof.

Yogesh Singh, VC, DU. Young bright women graduating today will be breaking barriers, redefining gender roles, and stepping into a rapidly changing world with technical expertise and determination. Their bright, young minds are a testament to the innovation and resilience needed to lead in this era of transformation.

," LG Saxena stated in a post on X. "These young women carry not only the promise of bright futures but also a new-found responsibility to contribute to their parents and families, society, and nation-building. This convocation marks a celebration of progress and the vital role women play in shaping a technologically advanced and equitable future.

My good wishes to the graduating students and their parents, as indeed to the faculty and the management of IGDTUW," he added..