Delhi Election 2025: AAP, BJP, and Congress in a fierce battle for Najafgarh. Will AAP maintain its hold, or can BJP or Congress turn the tide?
The stage is set for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025, with polling scheduled for February 5. Among the high-stakes battles, the Najafgarh constituency has emerged as a focal point of interest. Previously a stronghold of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), the seat now witnesses intense competition as BJP and Congress strive to challenge AAP's dominance.
The Najafgarh Assembly constituency was formed after the delimitation in 2008. Sharing borders with Gurgaon and Bahadurgarh, it is home to over 276,000 voters, including a significant number of Sikh voters. This area has traditionally been influenced by developmental and socio-economic issues, making it a critical constituency in Delhi's electoral map.
Notably, former AAP minister Kailash Gahlot, who secured the seat in 2015 and 2020, has now joined BJP, adding an intriguing twist to the political equation.
Residents of Najafgarh prioritize education, healthcare, and infrastructure development as their primary concerns. Local issues such as water supply, road connectivity, and public health facilities also dominate the discourse. All parties are leveraging these themes to resonate with the electorate.
In the 2020 Assembly Elections:
With Kailash Gahlot now in the BJP camp, AAP faces the challenge of retaining voter trust and countering the narrative of internal party dissent. Tarun Yadav, the new candidate, must step out of Gahlot’s shadow and establish his individual credibility.
The BJP, invigorated by Kailash Gahlot’s entry, seeks to capitalize on his influence and experience. The party is focusing on highlighting gaps in AAP's governance while promising robust developmental initiatives.
Congress, though relatively subdued in recent elections, hopes to capitalize on voter fatigue with both AAP and BJP. Sushma Yadav’s campaign hinges on localized outreach and addressing grassroots-level grievances.
The Najafgarh battle represents a microcosm of Delhi’s broader political dynamics. With AAP striving to maintain its stronghold, BJP pushing for a turnaround, and Congress seeking revival, the contest promises to be a nail-biter. February 5 will reveal whether Najafgarh voters endorse continuity or embrace change.
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