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AAP vs BJP Battle: While Arvind Kejriwal is fighting a reputation battle, BJP is looking at the 2025 assembly elections as an opportunity to end its 27 -year drought in Delhi with a return to power.
AAP vs BJP Delhi Election 2025: Delhi Assembly Poll Results to be out on Saturday (PTI image)
AAP vs BJP fight in Delhi elections: The platform is scheduled for the conclusion of a one -month long political battle between the ruling AAP, and the opposition BJP and the Congress, as the counting of votes for the Delhi assembly elections begins on Saturday.
Along with pollutants who edge the BJP, who contested on an aggressive note cursing Arvind Kejriwal and the Delhi government, stakes are high for both AAP and Saffron as the future of both sides may be on the line in the results.
The Congress has been predicted to be out of the government formation in the national capital and can seal the third place in the results.
On the eve of counting of votes, which will determine which party has carried forward Delhi, let’s take a look at some Key candidateThe promises made by him, and which party may have a better shot in power for the next five years.
Prominent candidate in Delhi
Arvind Kejriwal:
Arvind Kejriwal, who stepped as Chief Minister last year after getting bail in corruption case, vowed to sit on the CM chair only after the Delhi Assembly Elections were given a “certificate of honesty” by voters in 2025. . Along with Delhi, the opposition’s India block is also at stake as the results of New Delhi constituency are announced after 8 am on Saturday.
Parvesh Verma is against Kejriwal, who has represented the New Delhi constituency since 2013 and has expressed confidence in disorganizing the AAP chief from both the seat and the government. Both Kejriwal and Verma are the son of former CM Sheila Dixit against Sandeep Dixit of Congress. However, according to a pole, BJP is the most popular party in unopposedWhich indicates that Kejriwal may lose the seat he won three times in a row.
Manish Sisodia:
Former Deputy CM Manish Sisodia represented Petparaganj seat in the assembly before fighting a new seat – Jangpura. He is against BJP’s Sardar Tarwinder Singh Marwah and Congress’ Farhad Suri. The bets are high for Sisodia as he is also fighting allegations of corruption in the case of liquor policy like Kejriwal.
Solemnly
Chief Minister Atisi again fought against BJP’s Ramesh Bidhuri and Congress’s Alka Lamba again with his traditional Kalkaji seat. If the AAP manages to maintain power in Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal will become the Chief Minister, not that, AAP has said during his campaign.
Main promises:
The manifesto of both AAP and BJP was mainly filled with people, filled with populist announcements, focusing primary on youth and women.
- Women’s Saman Yojana to provide monthly financial assistance of Rs 2,100 to every woman every month.
- The objective of the Sanjeevani scheme is to provide free medical services to all the residents of the city in both the government and private hospitals.
- Water bills discount
- 24 × 7 drinking water in all homes
- Clean Yamuna River
- Roads in the city will be built according to “European standards”
- Free bus travel for all students – male and female and metro rent 50% concession
- Rs 2,500 to women every month
- 500 cylinder subsidy for poor women, 1 free cylinder on every Holi and Diwali
- The Ayushman Bharat Yojana of the Center should be implemented in Delhi with an additional health cover of Rs 5,00,000 to the residents of Delhi.
- Increase in pension for senior citizens
- 5 rupees food for people living in slums
AAP or BJP: Which party has a better possibility of winning?
there are Many factors such as Dalit votes, middle class and Muslim votes that can determine the results Delhi elections.
- There are 20 Dalit votes in Delhi which mainly come from slums and groups. They are bent towards AAP in the last assembly elections, however, they can see a division in the 2025 elections. If they separate, the BJP is likely to benefit from the development that will be expecting the saffron party.
- Delhi has 13% Muslim votes who stood with AAP in 2015 and 2020 in the last two elections. The community is expected to vote again for the AAP, there is no strong possibility of the Congress party in Delhi, where the party has failed to project any face against Kejriwal.
- The middle class, which forms about 40% of voters in Delhi, may be a decisive factor in elections. They are likely to favor BJP after 10 years of the AAP rule in 2025, during which they have complained about poor infrastructure, road conditions and hygiene and drinking water of areas. Apart from this, the income tax exemption up to Rs 12 lakh in Union Budget 2025-26 can be completely leaning to the BJP for the middle class.
- Has the people of Delhi have their faith in the BJP to continue public welfare schemes – some of them included free electricity, and free bus rides for women? The AAP has alleged during the campaign trail that the BJP would stop all welfare schemes on voting in power, which Prime Minister Narendra Modi had demanded to clarify in his public rallies that no ongoing schemes are stopped by the BJP government Will be given. Whether or not people have accepted BJP in this regard, it can also be a contribution factor behind BJP’s victory or defeat.
- While AAP has contested the names and face of Arvind Kejriwal, the BJP kept the name secret – a strategy that the saffron party has adopted several times in the past. Will the people of Delhi vote for a “double-engine” Circle“In the name of PM Modi or he will stick to the known face of Arvind Kejriwal, who has now faced allegations of corruption since his final election? It can be a decisive factor behind any party’s loss or victory in Delhi. Is.
- Given the prophecies of exit polls on Wednesday, the BJP has been prepared to win the election with a majority. However, on Saturday only accurate survey will find out whether the Saffron Party, which ruled the city only once from 1993 to 1998, will be able to end the 27 -year -long drought.
The counting of votes will begin at 8 am on Saturday to decide the fate of political leaders in Delhi.
