Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will call onPrime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday as a courtesy call which is expected totake place in the Parliament at 11 am.
The meeting of CM with the PM will be the first afterthe massive victory of the AAP Chief in the Assembly elections last month.
The meeting comes a week after the national capitalsaw its worst riots in more than two decades that so far has claimed 46 livesand left more than 200 people injured.
Kejriwalmet Union Home Minister Amit Shah earlier after winning the elections. The CMtook to Twitter soon after the meeting and wrote, "Met Hon'ble Home Minister ShAmit Shah ji. Had a very good and fruitful meeting. Discussed several issuesrelated to Delhi. Both of us agreed that we will work together for developmentof Delhi."
Themeeting which went on for over 20 minutes at Shah's residence at Krishna MenonMarg in New Delhi was their first one-on-one meeting ever in a formal setting,said an AAP leader.
Kejriwal'scourtesy call – he wasn't able to meet Amit Shah when he moved to the HomeMinistry after last year's national elections – was seen as a concerted effortto work together with the central government for the national capital.
