Delhi New CM Atishi: Know every detail from Atishi's love story to the controversy about her studies and family

Delhi New CM Atishi: Atishi has very quickly achieved in politics what the big leaders of her own party could not achieve... Know everything about Atishi's fiery innings...

Aam Aadmi Party now hopes that Atishi will strengthen its vote bank.

Delhi New CM Atishi: Atishi, daughter of a professor of Delhi University, is now going to become the Chief Minister of Delhi. Many leaders in Delhi have spent their lives doing politics, but they could not reach the seat of Chief Minister. But Atishi has completed the journey from MLA to Chief Minister in just 4 years. Like Atishi's politics, her love story is also very interesting.

Whom did she fall in love with?

The name of the person Atishi fell in love with is Praveen Singh. Their love story did not stop, but moved forward at full speed and now both are husband and wife. Atishi's husband Praveen Singh is an educationist and a researcher. Praveen is associated with institutions like Sadbhavna Institute of Public Policy. He has studied from IIT Delhi and IIM Ahmedabad. He has worked in many big institutions. He has also served in American consultancy firms. After this he got involved in social work.

Praveen has been doing social work since his college days. According to media reports, Atishi and Praveen Singh met in Delhi. Praveen does not come out in public, but the destination of both Atishi and Praveen is social work. Both have done social work together. Atishi established contact with Praveen in Madhya Pradesh in the year 2007 to realize Mahatma Gandhi's dream of Gram Swaraj. Gradually both came closer and this relationship turned into marriage. Atishi and Praveen Singh got married a few years ago. Praveen keeps such a low profile that it is difficult to find even a single picture of him on social media.

Atishi was also a teacher

By the way, Atishi's full name is Atishi Marlena. She was born on 8 June 1981. Her father Vijay Kumar Singh was a professor at Delhi University. Her mother's name is Tripta Vahi. Atishi did her schooling from Springdale School in Delhi. In 2001, she graduated in History from St. Stephen's College in Delhi. After this, she did her Masters from Oxford University. She went to Oxford to study on scholarship. Within a few years of her first Masters, she obtained a second Master's degree from Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar in Educational Research. Before joining the Aam Aadmi Party, Atishi worked for 7 years in a small village in Madhya Pradesh. After this, she was also a teacher of History and English at Rishi Valley School in Andhra Pradesh.

This is how she got connected to AAP

Atishi entered the Aam Aadmi Party at the time of the party's inception. However, she was not a part of the core team. At the time of the 2013 assembly elections, she was a key member of the AAP's manifesto drafting committee. According to the party, Atishi played an important role in shaping the policies of AAP in the initial days of its formation. Atishi was also the spokesperson of the Aam Aadmi Party. Currently, she is representing the Kalkaji constituency of Delhi. Atishi is also a member of the Political Affairs Committee of AAP. In April 2018, she worked as an advisor to the then Education Minister of Delhi Manish Sisodia and played an important role in improving the condition of education in government schools in Delhi. The 2020 assembly elections proved to be a turning point for Atishi. The Aam Aadmi Party had fielded her from the Kalkaji assembly constituency. She defeated BJP candidate Dharambir Singh by 11,422 votes. When the then Education Minister Manish Sisodia went to jail and resigned, there was a reshuffle in the AAP cabinet on 9 March 2023, then she became a minister in the Kejriwal government and now she is going to become the Chief Minister. Questions about family

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) termed the selection of Atishi as the leader of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Legislative Party in Delhi as a 'matter of concern' for national security and said that it is 'injustice' to the people of Delhi. BJP National General Secretary Tarun Chugh issued a statement on Tuesday criticizing the decision to make Atishi the Chief Minister of Delhi. He said, 'It is worrying that AAP has chosen Atishi as the Chief Minister while her parents wanted to prevent the hanging of a terrorist responsible for the attack on the Indian Parliament.' He said that this decision raises serious questions on AAP's commitment to national security. Chugh said, 'Appointing a person as the leader of the legislative party whose family sympathized with a convicted terrorist is injustice to the people of Delhi.' Swati Maliwal has also made the same allegations.