Last updated:February 17th, 2025, 18:02 IST
The text is on the wall. The downfall of AAP begins, and its rapid decline is inevitable. Punjab could be the final blow if Delhi’s election result was that ffin’s first nail
Arvind Kejwal, who has entered politics that has vowed to bring integrity and transparency, is synonymous with everything he once opposed. (PTI file)
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has once again proven its victory over theatre and betrayal, its trust, excellent governance and development. The recent Delhi parliamentary elections have brought landslide victory for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leader, carefully curated but ultimately dismantling the false narrative of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). The overwhelming mission of voters is not only the AAP’s false bank rejection, but also an ominous sign of the party’s future in Punjab.
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AAP’s rise: From promise to political hypocrisy
Since its founding, AAP has branded its brand as a party of transparency and corruption-free governance. Ironically, we are now plagued by corrupt scandals, broken promises and political opportunism. The so-called “new era of governance” fell apart under the weight of contradictions and deception.
Liquor fraud, unidentified luxury spending on personal luxury, Kejwal’s luxurious “Sheesh Mahal” residence revealed the hypocrisy of the party that once claimed to be against VIP culture. Arvind Kejwal, who has entered politics that has vowed to bring integrity and transparency, is synonymous with everything he once opposed. The giveaway politics, which first won his support, lost its luster as the BJP rebutted it with a practical incentive based on financial responsibility.
Kejriwal’s arrogance and false confidence were hit hard. Unlike previous elections where he boasted a solid victory, this time he refrained from making an epic declaration. Playing the AAP victims, denounce the failures of the central government and indulging in theater rarely masked the harsh reality of failures in governance.
Congress Party: A study of selective and temporary politics
The credibility of the AAP was seriously assaulted, but the Congressional Party continued its downward spiral. As Prime Minister Modi has justly pointed out, Congress is suffering from a double hat trick of zero in the Delhi election. They are trying to secure one seat in six consecutive elections. This terrible performance underscores the inability to function as a reliable opposition from the voters and the separation of the party from the voters.
The approach to politics of Congressional leadership is neither consistent nor principled. It vibrates between visiting temples during elections and politics that softens when convenient. The selective and temporary nature of social justice commitment exposes its hypocrisy. Unlike the BJP, which has a structured roadmap for development, Congress remains a party that thrives with opportunism rather than a vision. The magnificent old party’s dynasty politics and short-term alliances further alienate voters, and its revival seems increasingly unlikely.
The failure of the India Bloc in Delhi is evidence of the fact that a coalition formed on the basis of negativity and self-interest cannot challenge governments focused on governance. The opposition failed to present an alternative vision, relying instead on an atmosphere of fear and divisive rhetoric. Voters sent a clear message – they demand accountability, not empty slogans.
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AAP’s Internal Decay: A Confused Party
Beyond the failure of governance, AAP is currently working on internal conflicts that threaten its very existence. Key leaders have changed the rise in districts, asylum and factionalism, indicating that everything is not going well within the party. AAP’s former coffee leadership now appears to be fractured, and there is growing frustration among its ranks.
The situation in Punjab further highlights the crumbling political structure of the AAP. Under that principle, Punjab witnessed worsening law and order situations, unconfirmed drug trafficking, and mismanagement of the administration. The very promise that won the AAP is unmet by abolishing the drug threat, improving infrastructure and supporting farmers. As the impact of BJP in Punjab grows, the future of AAP in the state appears to be bleak.
The text is on the wall. The downfall of AAP begins, and its rapid decline is inevitable. Punjab could be the final blow if Delhi’s election result was that ffin’s first nail.
BJP’s governance model: a proof of trust and accountability
At the heart of the BJP’s success is its unwavering commitment to accountability and development. Unlike political parties that treat election victory as merely a stepping stone, the BJP supports all votes as sacred trust. The “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas” mantra is not just a slogan, but a governance model that has consistently provided results.
Prime Minister Modi’s leadership has redefine electoral politics. His commitment to development, his ability to connect with voters, and his proven track record of governance are in stark contrast to the opposition’s opportunism. His statement, “I did not build a house for myself, but I built four krawl houses for the poor,” is a strong indictment of Kejwal’s false priorities. The contrast between Modi’s governance and the plays of opposition leaders was by no means clear.
The path ahead: the decline of AAP and the involuntary relations of parliament
Opposition parties must recognize that simply opposing Modi without offering substantive alternatives is a losing strategy. Voters demand vision, execution, and accountability, the quality that the BJP has consistently demonstrated. Meanwhile, Congress and AAP remain intertwined in their own web of contradictions.
The election results in Delhi are more than just landslide victory. They represent earthquake changes in political sentiment. The overwhelming support for the BJP clearly shows that trust and governance always comes first over the theatre and deceit ce. While the AAP and Congress continue their downward trajectory, the BJP is working on a clear roadmap for the future.
The messages from people are loud and clear. Trusts are not purchased with empty rhetoric, but are obtained through action and accountability. The political storm that swept Delhi is just the beginning. Punjab is in the next line and the opposition’s hollow strategy is no longer sufficient. Prime Minister Modi once again demonstrated that when it got difficult, his true leadership won and that his detractors were already leaving a scramble in the race he had already lost.
Dr. Guru Prakash Paswan is an assistant professor at Patna University and an author and national spokesman for the Bharatiya Janta Party. The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not represent the position of this publication.
