AAP will not contest elections in Maharashtra and Jharkhand, party wants to strengthen India Bloc

New Delhi : The Aam Aadmi Party is unlikely to contest the Jharkhand and Maharashtra assembly elections, as the party wants to focus on Delhi elections rather than creating confusion in the minds of voters in the two states, which could lead to division of anti-BJP votes.

According to sources, the party wants to focus on strengthening the India block. However, for organizational expansion, the Maharashtra AAP unit wants to go to the polls but is unlikely to get approval from the top AAP leadership. The party says that our focus is on Delhi and we do not want to create more confusion in the minds of voters in Maharashtra, which could lead to division of anti-BJP votes.

On October 11, Aam Aadmi Party national general secretary (organisation) and Rajya Sabha MP Sandeep Pathak held an important meeting at the party headquarters for booth preparations for the Delhi elections. Party officials from state to booth level participated in the meeting. Sandeep Pathak talked to the workers. He said, “AAP is fully prepared for the assembly elections and stressed the need to further strengthen the already strong organization in Delhi and strengthen every booth in the state.…As the elections approach, the BJP will once again join forces with AAP. Will conspire against.”

He urged everyone not to fall into any trap of the BJP and focus only on their politics of working for the people of Delhi.” Assembly elections in Delhi are expected to be held in early 2025. AAP won 62 out of 70 seats in the 2020 assembly elections and BJP won the eighth seat.

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Earlier, Aam Aadmi Party national convenor Arvind Kejriwal said the “biggest lesson” from the Haryana election results is to never be overconfident and asked party workers to work hard for the Delhi Assembly elections next year. Urged to do.

On October 8, Arvind Kejriwal addressed AAP municipal councilors in Delhi, saying, “Elections are approaching. Elections should not be taken lightly. The biggest lesson from today's election is that one should never be overconfident. Every election, every seat is difficult.”