After the declaration of result of the Delhi Assembly election, the so-called unbiased journalist showed their original behavior. Senior journalist Rajdeep Sardesai started dancing in a newsroom and some other journalist showed their pleasure in different ways.
Once a party of Indian hopes and aspiration, the Congress is fast disappearing from people’s imaginations. Not the people or ordinary functionaries, but the senior-most leaders are responsible for this precarious condition. If a party with all India presence returns with a vote share of 4 percent in a Delhi Election and its senior leaders…
The lopsided approach of Congress leadership in recent years has rendered the Grand Old Party to irrelevance. This trend is continued in Delhi Assembly elections as well, which is expressive of the fact that there is no chance of Congress recovery in the near future.
Delhi recorded 61.46 percent voter turnout, down from 67.47 percent in 2015 assembly election, with exit polls predicting an easy win for AAP, which sought to retain power on the development plank, against the BJP that ran an aggressive campaign centered around the issues of anti-CAA protests and nationalism.
Not less than a month ahead of the 2020 Delhi Assembly Elections, a report suggested that former member of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)’s Political Affairs Committee (PAC) Kumar Vishwas is likely to join the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
Unfazed by AAP’s confidence that the Kejriwal government’s performance will fetch it another term, BJP has decided to attack the ruling dispensation over what it considers to be a huge gap between what the chief minister promised five years ago and what he has been able to deliver.
