New Delhi: Jammu and Kashmir India block partners AAPA And Congress, who challenged Delhi’s elections as rivals, after the trends showed that BJP obtained great capital gains. The BJP is ready to return to power in Delhi after a 27 -year -old gap.
“Aur side Aapas Mein (fight more),” Omar told the trends that showed BJP taking clues in the elections of the Delhi assembly. However, they challenged the elections of the Assembly as rivals and led a very bitter campaign with each other.
Rahul Gandhi led the load against AAP and made relentless attacks against Arvind Kejriwal aimed at accusations of corruption. Kejriwal also returned the fire and attacked Rahul on the National Herald case. The fight between the two key allies also divided the other partners of the Indian block. The Samajwadi game was openly in support of AAP when Akhilesh Yadav campaigned for Kejriwal. Mamata Banerje and Sharad Pawar also supported Kejriwal, but they didn’t campaign on the ground. However, the Shiv Sena (UBT) of UDDHAV Thackery remained neutral.
Omar Abdullah had previously warned that the India block should hold a meeting to decide the future action course for the opposition coalition. “I have said this before, and I will say it again: in his opinion, the alliance of India will have to sit and discuss our strategy in the future. If we crumble like that, it will not be good for the country,” Abdullah had said after AAP and the Congress openly attacked in Delhi’s elections.
Stating that the alliance joined to stop the BJP, said: “Even if we have not been successful, we have significantly strengthened the opposition in Parliament. If we continue to separate, it will not be a good sign.” He also said that once the elections end, a meeting must be called to have an open discussion.
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