If this strategy is used in Delhi elections, the game of BJP-AAP and Congress will be spoiled…

New Delhi:- All the political parties have geared up for the Delhi Assembly elections, but in the meantime, many small and big parties are trying to spoil the game. Small political parties like Bahujan Samaj Party and AIMIM can harm the three main political parties AAP, BJP and Congress in the upcoming assembly elections. These small parties are making strategies to cut votes so that the game of big parties can be spoiled. If small parties are successful in this then the election results may be affected. Let us tell you that voting will be held in Delhi in one phase on February 5 and the results will be declared on February 8.

BSP plans to contest elections on 70 seats

Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) is planning to contest on all 70 seats, while All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIM) is fielding candidates on more than 10 Muslim-dominated seats. Both the parties have fielded candidates from their key leaders – Mayawati (BSP ) and Asaduddin Owaisi's rallies have been planned.

Indian Liberal Party also in the fray
Small political parties in the national capital are gearing up to present a tough challenge in the upcoming elections. He is making many promises including solving various issues in Muslim dominated areas, tackling corruption and good governance. One of these is the Indian Liberal Party (BLP), recently founded by US-based doctor Munish Kumar Raizada and others associated with the Anna Hazare-led anti-corruption movement.

Munish Kumar Raizada said that he and Arvind Kejriwal were part of the anti-corruption movement, but now they have decided to give a tough fight to 'AAP'. Raizada, who returned to India about 15 months ago, will contest against AAP chief Kejriwal from New Delhi seat. Former BJP MP Pravesh Verma is also contesting from this seat, while Congress has given ticket to Sandeep Dixit. Raizada said, 'We will do long-term development in Delhi. If BLP comes to power in Delhi, the first thing we will do is constitute Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC).

BSP's plan for Delhi elections

Bahujan Samaj Party, which is focusing on strengthening its base among the Dalit and deprived communities, has decided to contest on all 70 seats and it feels that this will make the path difficult for its rivals. The party is planning to organize rallies of Mayawati in the coming days. BSP central coordinator Nitin Singh said that the party's focus is on providing better opportunities. Nitin Singh said, 'Between 2008 and 2012 we had a significant vote share. Our people were misled by Kejriwal's false promises. In the elections to be held on February 5, we will fight and give a tough fight to get back our vote share.

AIMIM wants direct contest with BJP

Hyderabad Lok Sabha member Asaduddin Owaisi's party AIMIM will contest elections on 10-12 seats. The party has so far announced the names of two candidates – Tahir Hussain from Mustafabad and Shafa ur Rehman from Okhla. Both are accused in the 2020 Delhi riots cases. AIMIM's Delhi unit president Shoaib Jamai said the party has already fielded two strong candidates who were prominent faces of the protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA) and the National Register of Citizens (NRC).

Jamai said the party's primary focus is on a direct fight with the BJP in Muslim-dominated constituencies. He said, 'We are directly challenging the BJP on all the seats we are contesting. Aam Aadmi Party and Congress should understand that their presence is not required on these seats. We will directly compete with BJP.

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi may hold some rallies in the constituencies where the party has fielded candidates. Jamai said that if AIMIM wins some seats and there is a need to form an alliance, then the party can form an alliance with other parties to stop the BJP. The party has promised to solve issues like lack of infrastructure, housing and traffic related problems in Muslim dominated areas.

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