Delhi Assembly Polls: AAP, BJP Clash for Control

As Delhi prepares for its assembly elections on February 5, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) faces significant competition from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and a struggling Congress. The BJP, aiming to reclaim power for the first time in nearly three decades, is deploying a strategy of welfare handouts similar to AAP's, promising financial support and infrastructure improvements. AAP, under Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, focuses on its achievements in education and healthcare, while battling anti-incumbency and corruption allegations. Prime Minister Modi has criticized AAP's governance, labeling it a 'disaster,' and has rallied BJP members to target over half of the election booths. Meanwhile, Congress seeks to regain relevance but faces challenges in recapturing its traditional voter base. The outcome of this election is seen as a crucial test for the political landscape in Delhi, highlighting contrasting ideologies between the parties.