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BJP Lost... the Plot in Delhi
Updated On: 07 February, 2015 07:34 AM IST | | Akash Banerjee
With three elections in a span of fourteen months, it has been a politically supercharged time for Delhi. Fourteen months that have seen the implosion of Congress to a faux opposition party, the turbulent rise - then fall - then resurrection of the Aam Aadmi Party, and BJP virtually accomplishing its dream of pan India domination

With three elections in a span of fourteen months, it has been a politically supercharged time for Delhi. Fourteen months that have seen the implosion of Congress to a faux opposition party, the turbulent rise - then fall - then resurrection of the Aam Aadmi Party, and BJP virtually accomplishing its dream of pan India domination. But just as team ModiShah seemed to be an unstoppable force — set to take over Bengal and Bihar next — they have been halted in their tracks by a man who had been reduced to a political joke a few months ago. Arvind Kejriwal’s remarkable resilience as a politician is making all the headlines — what is not, is how BJP got its electoral maths in its own backyard, so disastrously wrong.

An auto rickshaw in New Delhi sports an elecion poster of the two front runners for the CM’s post AAP’s Arvind Kejriwal and BJP’s Kiran Bedi. PIc/AFP


