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Rohingyas back at centre of Delhi poll discourse, old Hardeep Puri post latest flashpoint between AAP-BJP
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Rohingyas back at centre of Delhi poll discourse, old Hardeep Puri post latest flashpoint between AAP-BJP

New Delhi: Rohingya Muslims are once again at the centre of a political row in Delhi, where assembly elections are due in two months, with the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) accusing each other of allowing members of the community to “illegally settle” in the city. Stung by BJP’s allegations that it helped Rohingyas and Bangladeshis illegally obtain voter identity cards over the past decade when it governed the city, the AAP Sunday raked up an over two-year-old statement by Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri that Rohingya refugees will be shifted to low-cost flats in Delhi’s Bakkarwala. The Union government later denied this claim. In near-identical posts on X (formerly Twitter), AAP leaders claimed that Puri’s statement was clear evidence that ...
BJP’s internal surveys suggest close contest with AAP. How it plans to plug the gap ahead of Delhi polls
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BJP’s internal surveys suggest close contest with AAP. How it plans to plug the gap ahead of Delhi polls

New Delhi: From former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal’s “sheesh mahal” to air and water pollution in the Capital, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has drawn up an elaborate campaign to get the better of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in the 2025 Delhi assembly election. As it is, the BJP’s internal surveys suggest that Delhi’s ruling AAP currently has an edge over the BJP, a trend which the latter believes will start reversing once the poll process kicks in. “The gap has been closing up slowly. According to our surveys, while we are getting 30 (of 70 assembly seats), the AAP is likely to get 40. More such surveys will be conducted and we are sure this number would have increased for the BJP already,” a source in the party told ThePrint. Show Full Article Acco...
As Delhi assembly polls loom, why AAP is turning up the heat on Amit Shah
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As Delhi assembly polls loom, why AAP is turning up the heat on Amit Shah

New Delhi: At a time when the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is learnt to be exploring the option of contesting the 2025 Delhi assembly elections with Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the face of its campaign, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has zeroed in on Union home minister Amit Shah as its principal political adversary in the run-up to the polls. Over the past fortnight, the party, in power in Delhi, has made it evident that a key aspect of its campaign will be centred around the “failure” of Shah in handling the law and order situation in the capital, where the police are under the purview of the Centre. The AAP, unlike many smaller parties, has never pulled any punches in making political attacks against Modi and Shah. But what is likely to set its poll campaign apart this time is the party’...
Manish Sisodia Out, Avadh Ojha In? Ex-Deputy CM May Move Out Of Patparganj To Fight THIS Seat
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Manish Sisodia Out, Avadh Ojha In? Ex-Deputy CM May Move Out Of Patparganj To Fight THIS Seat

With the last session of the 7th Delhi Assembly ending on Wednesday, the Delhi political arena is undergoing several big changes ahead of the next assembly elections. Among the major changes are assembly Speaker Ramniwas Goyal not contesting the Delhi election next year. Another big change that voters may get to see in Delhi this election is the change of former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia's constituency. While Ramniwas Goyal expressed his inability to contest the next election due to his age, sources said Manish Sisodia could be moved from the Patparganj seat which he has won thrice. Sisodia may be fielded from the Jangpura constituency, where he has been active lately. Whom Will AAP Field From Patparganj? Awadh Ojha, famous on social media as Shiksha Vid and Guruji, is bei...