How Muslims and Congress are missing a historic opportunity to end AAP monopoly in Delhi

Jan 20, 2025 | 14:59 IST

Many Muslims in the poll-bound state are disillusioned with AAP and Arvind Kejriwal. But as the Congress’s revival moves at a snail’s pace, they have no choice but to back AAP

For all the sound and fury surrounding the Delhi poll campaign and the sexy stuff about splits and ego clashes, it doesn’t require special punditry to predict the outcome of the election.

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How Muslims and Congress are missing a historic opportunity to end AAP monopoly in Delhi

Many Muslims in the poll-bound state are disillusioned with AAP and Arvind Kejriwal. But as the Congress’s revival moves at a snail’s pace, they have no choice but to back AAP

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How Muslims and Congress are missing a historic opportunity to end AAP monopoly in Delhi

Many Muslims in the poll-bound state are disillusioned with AAP and Arvind Kejriwal. But as the Congress’s revival moves at a snail’s pace, they have no choice but to back AAP

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