Will the AAP factor change the outcome of 2014 Lok Sabha polls?

A month back it seemed that Narendra Modi was getting ahead in influencing the voters in terms of the crowds he was attracting and the subsequent media space he was getting. But after the AAP formed a government in Delhi things have changed. Now it seems that AAP might just upset Mr Modi's applecart. After a spectacular debut in the assembly election in Delhi, AAP has now trained its eyes on the urban constituencies spread across Gujarat, Maharashtra, UP, Haryana and Karnataka. The BJP was expecting the anti-Congress votes to come to them but with AAP in the fray, people might just dither in voting in favour of the BJP.

What will be the impact of AAP? Will it make a sensational national debut? Can it influence the voters elsewhere? And also the other big question - Is the Congress banking on AAP to stop Mr Modi?

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