Following Aam Aadmi Party’s (AAP) crushing defeat in the Delhi Assembly elections, internal turmoil within the party has intensified, particularly in Punjab, where the AAP government faces a growing political crisis. Speculations are rife regarding a crucial meeting in Delhi chaired by party chief Arvind Kejriwal, fueling rumors that the Punjab government might collapse.
Amid this political turbulence, BJP and Congress have claimed that AAP’s Punjab government could soon fall. The election debacle has raised questions about party leadership, leading to mounting dissatisfaction among members. Meanwhile, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann and other senior leaders are actively working to manage the situation.
Analysts suggest that AAP’s poor performance in Delhi may have a direct impact on Punjab’s political landscape. The leadership’s setback has dented party workers’ morale, giving opposition parties an opportunity to attack. The key question remains: Will Kejriwal’s meeting bring a new strategy, or will AAP struggle to overcome this crisis?
