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A fierce three-way contest is looming for the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections. The Congress has intensified its attacks on the ruling AAP, as both parties vie for dominance in a battle — which could benefit the BJP.
Hussain’s nomination aligns with AIMIM's broader campaign theme of advocating for "haq and izzat" (rights and respect), as emphasised by Owaisi.
The city’s 2025 face-off is shaping up to be a high-stakes contest, with the AAP focusing on its 10 years of governance and new promises, the Congress aiming for a comeback, and the BJP’s aggressive tactics.
Trinamool Congress and Samajwadi Party SP have lent their support to AAP for the upcoming Delhi elections. However, the two parties don't have significant influence in the national capital.
The party members have been instructed by the senior leadership to refrain from making anti-Muslim comments or taking a hardline stance on religious issues.
The Delhi wing of the Congress is keen to continue pressing its case against the AAP, but the national leadership, especially Mallikarjun Kharge and Rahul Gandhi, intervened to soften the rhetoric.
'India, as a key global player, can take a more active role in advocating for a ceasefire in Gaza', says the Charge d’Affaires at the Embassy of the State of Palestine in New Delhi
This high-stakes contest features the sons of two former CMs and Kejriwal, a three-time CM. They are fighting over key issues like water, traffic and unemployment. The election is crucial for Kejriwal to restore his political standing after recent legal troubles.
However, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has firmly rejected Lalu's offer, saying, "We will stay together (with NDA) for development."
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