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AAP Will Win All 70 Seats if Delhi Assembly Polls Held Now: Manish Sisodia

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By Mona Porwal Published September 4, 2024
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Senior Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Manish Sisodia made a bold assertion on Saturday, claiming that his party would win all 70 seats in the Delhi Assembly if elections were held at this moment. Sisodia, the former Deputy Chief Minister of Delhi, made these remarks during his ‘Padyatra’ campaign in the Rajender Nagar Assembly constituency, emphasizing the overwhelming support he believes AAP enjoys among Delhiites.

Confident Predictions Amid Campaigning

During his campaign, Sisodia expressed confidence in AAP’s dominance in the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections, which are due in February next year. He stated, “The Aam Aadmi Party will win all 70 Assembly seats if polls are held right now and get 70 percent of the total votes.” This prediction comes as AAP gears up for what could be a highly competitive electoral battle.

In the last Delhi Assembly election, held in 2020, AAP secured a landslide victory, winning 62 out of 70 seats. However, the party faced a significant setback in the recent Lok Sabha elections, where it failed to secure a single seat in the national capital. Despite this, Sisodia remains optimistic about AAP’s prospects in the upcoming assembly elections, citing the strong connection the party has with the people of Delhi.

Allegations Against BJP

Sisodia did not hold back in his criticism of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) during his speech. He accused the BJP of orchestrating his and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s imprisonment in what he described as “fake” cases. Sisodia was released earlier this month after spending 17 months in Tihar jail following his arrest in connection with the excise policy cases.

“The BJP people were troubled by the love and affection people were showing over me,” Sisodia remarked, referring to the public’s support during his time in custody. He further stated, “When I came out, the BJP people started saying that this Manish Sisodia has come out smiling. I came out smiling because I have not done anything wrong.”

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AAP’s Resilience Amid Adversity

Sisodia emphasized that his time in jail had only made him stronger, as he firmly believes he committed no wrongdoing. He also highlighted the unity within AAP despite the arrests of its top leaders, including himself and Kejriwal. “This is the power of Delhiites, who love Arvind Kejriwal very much. He too will be among us very soon,” Sisodia said, expressing hope for Kejriwal’s release from jail.

The senior AAP leader also accused the BJP of “toppling” several state governments, including those in Maharashtra, Uttarakhand, and Arunachal Pradesh, by using central agencies such as the Enforcement Directorate (ED) and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) against opposition leaders. He pointed out that despite such efforts, AAP remained steadfast and did not “break or bow down.”

AAP’s Strategy for the Upcoming Elections

Sisodia’s confidence in AAP’s prospects appears to be part of a broader strategy to galvanize the party’s base and counter the BJP’s influence in Delhi. Since his release, he has launched a series of foot marches, known as ‘Padyatras,’ across various Assembly constituencies in Delhi. These campaigns aim to connect with voters on a personal level and reinforce the party’s commitment to addressing their needs.

The ‘Padyatra’ campaign kicked off in the Greater Kailash constituency on August 16 and has since expanded to other areas, including Rajender Nagar, where Sisodia made his bold predictions. The campaign appears to be part of AAP’s efforts to maintain its stronghold in Delhi, where it has governed since 2015.

Conclusion

As the Delhi Assembly elections approach, the political landscape in the capital is heating up, with AAP making ambitious claims about its electoral prospects. Manish Sisodia’s assertion that AAP would sweep all 70 seats if elections were held now reflects the party’s confidence in its governance record and its connection with the people of Delhi. However, with the elections still months away, it remains to be seen how the political dynamics will evolve in the coming months.

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