Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Wednesday that 8 CMs are building a platform together.

This is not a political platform.

About 8 Chief Ministers, with whom I have held several rounds of talks, will join it.

This is not a political platform but a governance platform.

At the same time, he said that it is a violation of protocol that today I have to declare while eight of us were to hold a press conference together. 

 In this we have decided that every month all the eight Chief Ministers will go to one of these 8 states and come back after seeing good works so that we can learn from each other.

The letter written was in a way to finalize the date that everyone we were talking to had their own busy schedule. Almost everyone was busy on March 18 and 19 because everyone had a budget session.

This is a work in progress and not possible before mid April. We will definitely let you know as soon as something is final.

It has nothing to do with any front, it is a governance platform.

Significantly, it was discussed that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is going to meet the Chief Ministers of some states soon.

This effort of his was being seen as an exercise to prepare the Third Front before the Lok Sabha elections.

Arvind Kejriwal is preparing to form a non-BJP and non-Congress government in the coming elections.

According to the information being received, Arvind Kejriwal had called the Chief Ministers of these states for dinner so that they want to sit together and form a progressive group.

In this regard, he had also written a letter to all the Chief Ministers on March 5.

However, according to sources, many Chief Ministers did not show keenness on the proposal sent by Arvind Kejriwal to the Chief Ministers.

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