The Aam Aadmi Party’s defeat in the Delhi Assembly election has brought a glimmer of hope for the Congress party. Despite securing only 6 per cent of the vote share and failing to win any seats for the third consecutive time, Congress leaders are choosing to focus on the bigger picture.
AAP’s “Delhi model”, which was once touted as a blueprint for national success, has been dismantled. This development could potentially hinder the party’s expansion into other states. Moreover, Arvind Kejriwal’s own loss in the election has only added to the Congress party’s sense of optimism.
In Delhi, the Congress party’s traditional vote bank shifted entirely to AAP. However, in…