New Delhi:In his first address to AAP members since being freed from jail, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal stated on Sunday that the central government's plots could not break his rock-hard determination and that he will continue to fight for the country. Addressing party members, Kejriwal said he would resign in two days. "I will resign in two days from the post of Chief Minister," he said without elaborating on why he would take two days. Kejriwal was freed from Tihar on Friday after the Supreme Court granted him bail in an excise policy corruption case. The AAP chief last addressed party members on June 2 before submitting to Tihar prison. The Supreme Court granted him temporary release in May to campaign for the Lok Sabha elections till June 2.