Arvind Kejriwal takes part in a foot march in Delhi. The second phase of the padyatra will continue till the end of December. In between, he will also meet mandals run by the Aam Aadmi Party. Mandal officials are told and explained on the spot what to do and what not to do, and they also warn that no one should assume that all sitting MLAs will be fined. That is, many people’s tickets are going to be cancelled.
To get Aam Aadmi Party entry, sitting MLAs will also have to clear an exam, and this exam will be nothing but a special type of survey. Whoever tops the poll list in their area will also get the ticket.
Then until the ticket is finalised, the sitting MLA will also remain inactive. Who knows, now the Aam Aadmi Party can also cancel the candidatures of its own people and appoint external leaders to its candidates; And when all this happens, will victory and return to power be confirmed?
What is the fault of the current MLAs?
What Arvind Kejriwal had told the workers of Kirari and Tilak Nagar is repeated again and again. It is explained that no one will receive tickets, tickets will be given to each seat only after careful consideration. The Aam Aadmi Party is said to be seriously considering the names of other potential candidates along with the current MLAs for the 70 seats.
If we understand the statements of Aam Aadmi Party leader Priyanka Kakkar, then the survey will not only be the basis for the selection of MLAs but will also be a means to reach out to more and more people. Through the survey, the people of Delhi will be able to openly give their opinion on how much work the MLA has done in their area. And yes, what are people’s opinions on the work that has been done or not done?
There are also discussions within the party about leaders like Matin Ahmed, who left the Congress, and Pramod Singh Tanwar, who came from the BJP. Now, if those leaders who come from outside are given nominations, then the nominations of the existing MLAs will have to be cut, except in those assembly constituencies where they had to face defeat.
The Aam Aadmi Party is no different in doing this, it has been happening in all political parties, but often one has to bear the brunt – and if it happens, why should it be considered solely the fault of the MLAs?
Who is the anti-incumbency wave against?
Surely Arvind Kejriwal must feel that the anti-incumbency wave may also dominate the Delhi elections, but will only the sitting MLAs be responsible for it? There may be some MLAs, but the way they talk about a large number of canceled tickets, it doesn’t seem like it.
But the question is also: can the anti-governance wave go only against the MLAs and not against the ministers of the Delhi government and Arvind Kejriwal himself? It is also heard that if the ticket is given again, it will only be ministers, nothing can be said about the rest.
What is the impact of liquor scam allegations in Delhi?
The Delhi liquor scam is the case for which even Arvind Kejriwal had to go to jail. Currently, Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia and Sanjay Singh are out on bail in the same case.
If this becomes a big issue in Delhi elections, then what is the role of MLAs in it? The decision to change the liquor policy was taken by the cabinet, so at most they can be MLAs who became ministers and participated in cabinet decisions.
Arvind Kejriwal may have resigned from the post of Chief Minister and is giving the acid test through elections, but his return to power will be possible only when people look at it from a political perspective and accept Arvind Kejriwal’s statement on the conspiracy politics of his opponents. .
The Congress is also a challenger like the BJP.
There was an electoral alliance between the Aam Aadmi Party and the Congress in the Lok Sabha elections, but both will contest the Delhi Assembly elections separately, that is, both will contest the elections fighting against each other.
And just as Congress leaders are attacking Arvind Kejriwal, Arvind Kejriwal is also saying similar things. Arvind Kejriwal’s claim that none of his relatives or nephews are in politics and therefore do not practice nepotism; Obviously, these things are said while keeping Congress at the center.
In such a situation, it is natural for Congress to be aggressive as well. Congress leader Sandeep Dixit says in an interview that corruption is a big problem because the Aam Aadmi Party has always talked about honesty… It is difficult to trust a party that starts telling lies… In its defense. You can’t believe what’s happening.
The Swati Maliwal case will also have its impact
If the Aam Aadmi Party is trying to deny the Swati Maliwal case by saying that all this happened at the behest of the BJP, then Arvind Kejriwal’s position does not keep him out of the circle of suspicion.
The way the contradictions were seen in the statements of Aam Aadmi Party leaders Sanjay Singh and Atishi on the Swati Maliwal case, the suspicion only deepened. Some effects of this issue have already been seen in the Lok Sabha elections, and it can be assumed that the Delhi Assembly elections will also not be left untouched.
In such a situation, how can one assume that Arvind Kejriwal will ensure his return to power by canceling the candidatures of sitting MLAs?
