The BJP is focusing on corruption and misgovernance as key election issues, while it remains uncertain whether the Congress can turn the contest into a three-way battle. Following a seven-phase general election and several state assembly polls this year, India's relentless election cycle is set to resume in February with Delhi's assembly elections. Despite being a contest for just 70 seats, the stakes are high for all parties due to the symbolic importance of the national capital. As the Aam Aadmi Party's strongest bastion, this election holds particular significance, even if it involves forming a government with restricted powers. Buoyed by the results of the last two assembly elections, the AAP appears confident about its prospects in the upcoming polls. The party has even decided against forming an alliance with its INDIA bloc partner, the Congress. However, to secure a third term, AAP must address several critical challenges. Key party leaders, including former Chief ...
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