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"BJP Wants To Finish Off...": Aaditya Thackeray Rallies INDIA After AAP Loss
Shiv Sena leader Aaditya Thackeray is in Delhi to meet the Congress' Rahul Gandhia and the AAP's Arvind Kejriwal - among the top brass of the INDIA opposition bloc, which continues to lurch from one poll defeat (and existential crisis) to the other.
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Congress-AAP's Unity Strongly Needed, Should Have Fought Delhi Polls Together: Amartya Sen
Advocating a "strong need" for unity between the Congress and the Aam Admi Party (AAP), Nobel laureate Professor Amartya Sen said that the two parties should have fought the Delhi elections together with mutually agreed commitments.
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Delhi High Court Sends Ex-Judge's 'Freebies Are Corruption' Plea To Top Court
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday refused to hear a petition filed by a former judge, Justice SN Dhingra, against freebies that were promised by the AAP, BJP, and Congress before last week's Delhi election.
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Opinion | With Delhi, Congress Sends A Strong Message To 'Allies'
It may seem like a paradox, but for once, Congress leaders are not complaining about a BJP win in Delhi. The Delhi results may inspire the Congress to indulge in a game of one-upmanship within the INDIA bloc.
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AAP vs Congress In Punjab Over '30 MLAs In Touch With Us' Claim
AAP MP from Punjab Malvinder Singh Kang hit out at Congress leader Partap Singh Bajwa on Monday for claiming that 30 MLAs of the state's ruling party were in touch with him, saying even his party's legislators were not with him.
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"Why Even Form Alliances": Sena Mouthpiece Chides Congress, AAP
The Congress role in the defeat of Aam Aadmi Party in the recently concluded Delhi Assembly election is ballooning before the Opposition bloc INDIA, which Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy described today as "fractured".
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Opinion | How The Middle Class Turned Delhi's Fate
It has been a classic "class" election. While the "disadvantaged" class stayed with AAP, the middle class and the rich switched en masse to the BJP.
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Opinion | Don't Dismiss The Idea Of INDIA Bloc, Yet
Throughout all of the bloc's meetings, it was clear to member parties that while the coalition would function as a cooperative compact, a few members might follow separate trajectories in certain states. There were no objections to this.
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Zero Wins, Big Impact: How Owaisi Factor Played Out In Delhi Election
If the failure of AAP and the Congress to join hands for the Delhi Assembly election helped the BJP score a decisive victory, a Hyderabad factor, too, made its presence felt in the capital contest.
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"Shameless": Swati Maliwal On Atishi's Dance Video After Her Poll Win, AAP Rout
Atishi, who won the Kalkaji seat in the 2025 Delhi assembly elections, is among a few AAP ministers and senior leaders who retained their seats.
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From 23% In 2020 To 13% In 2025, Share Of Young MLAs In Delhi Falls
About 13 per cent of the newly-elected MLAs in Delhi are in the 25-40 age bracket, a 10 per cent decrease from the previous elections, according to data compiled by the think tank PRS Legislative Research.
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BJP's Last Chief Minister In Delhi Was 26 Years Ago. But Lasted Only 52 Days
BJP won 48 seats in the Delhi assembly election, while AAP managed to win 22 seats. Congress yet again failed to open its account.
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How AAP-Congress Feud Split Opposition Votes
As the BJP scored a massive win in Delhi, ending the Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) 10-year rule in Delhi, a key question is doing the rounds. Did the Congress's solo show in Delhi hurt AAP's prospects?
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"Setback For AAP, Will Continue Fight Against BJP": Atishi On Delhi Loss
Outgoing Delhi Chief Minister Atishi today said the loss for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in the assembly elections is a "setback", but vowed to continue the fight against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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"Delhi People Voted For Change, They Were Fed Up": Priyanka Gandhi
With the BJP poised to form government in Delhi after more than 26 years, Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Saturday said that people of the national capital "voted for change" as they were "fed up with the way things were"
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"BJP Wants To Finish Off...": Aaditya Thackeray Rallies INDIA After AAP Loss
Shiv Sena leader Aaditya Thackeray is in Delhi to meet the Congress' Rahul Gandhia and the AAP's Arvind Kejriwal - among the top brass of the INDIA opposition bloc, which continues to lurch from one poll defeat (and existential crisis) to the other.
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Congress-AAP's Unity Strongly Needed, Should Have Fought Delhi Polls Together: Amartya Sen
Advocating a "strong need" for unity between the Congress and the Aam Admi Party (AAP), Nobel laureate Professor Amartya Sen said that the two parties should have fought the Delhi elections together with mutually agreed commitments.
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Delhi High Court Sends Ex-Judge's 'Freebies Are Corruption' Plea To Top Court
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday refused to hear a petition filed by a former judge, Justice SN Dhingra, against freebies that were promised by the AAP, BJP, and Congress before last week's Delhi election.
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Opinion | With Delhi, Congress Sends A Strong Message To 'Allies'
It may seem like a paradox, but for once, Congress leaders are not complaining about a BJP win in Delhi. The Delhi results may inspire the Congress to indulge in a game of one-upmanship within the INDIA bloc.
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AAP vs Congress In Punjab Over '30 MLAs In Touch With Us' Claim
AAP MP from Punjab Malvinder Singh Kang hit out at Congress leader Partap Singh Bajwa on Monday for claiming that 30 MLAs of the state's ruling party were in touch with him, saying even his party's legislators were not with him.
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"Why Even Form Alliances": Sena Mouthpiece Chides Congress, AAP
The Congress role in the defeat of Aam Aadmi Party in the recently concluded Delhi Assembly election is ballooning before the Opposition bloc INDIA, which Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy described today as "fractured".
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Opinion | How The Middle Class Turned Delhi's Fate
It has been a classic "class" election. While the "disadvantaged" class stayed with AAP, the middle class and the rich switched en masse to the BJP.
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Opinion | Don't Dismiss The Idea Of INDIA Bloc, Yet
Throughout all of the bloc's meetings, it was clear to member parties that while the coalition would function as a cooperative compact, a few members might follow separate trajectories in certain states. There were no objections to this.
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Zero Wins, Big Impact: How Owaisi Factor Played Out In Delhi Election
If the failure of AAP and the Congress to join hands for the Delhi Assembly election helped the BJP score a decisive victory, a Hyderabad factor, too, made its presence felt in the capital contest.
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"Shameless": Swati Maliwal On Atishi's Dance Video After Her Poll Win, AAP Rout
Atishi, who won the Kalkaji seat in the 2025 Delhi assembly elections, is among a few AAP ministers and senior leaders who retained their seats.
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From 23% In 2020 To 13% In 2025, Share Of Young MLAs In Delhi Falls
About 13 per cent of the newly-elected MLAs in Delhi are in the 25-40 age bracket, a 10 per cent decrease from the previous elections, according to data compiled by the think tank PRS Legislative Research.
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BJP's Last Chief Minister In Delhi Was 26 Years Ago. But Lasted Only 52 Days
BJP won 48 seats in the Delhi assembly election, while AAP managed to win 22 seats. Congress yet again failed to open its account.
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How AAP-Congress Feud Split Opposition Votes
As the BJP scored a massive win in Delhi, ending the Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) 10-year rule in Delhi, a key question is doing the rounds. Did the Congress's solo show in Delhi hurt AAP's prospects?
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"Setback For AAP, Will Continue Fight Against BJP": Atishi On Delhi Loss
Outgoing Delhi Chief Minister Atishi today said the loss for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in the assembly elections is a "setback", but vowed to continue the fight against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
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"Delhi People Voted For Change, They Were Fed Up": Priyanka Gandhi
With the BJP poised to form government in Delhi after more than 26 years, Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Saturday said that people of the national capital "voted for change" as they were "fed up with the way things were"
