AAP and Congress Rule Out Alliance for Delhi Assembly Elections

Arvind Kejriwal announces AAP will contest independently, as Congress confirms solo strategy for February 2025 polls.

Arvind Kejriwal, AAP leader and former Delhi Chief Minister, declared that his party will not form an alliance with Congress for the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections.
Congress leaders confirmed their decision to contest independently, citing past electoral setbacks when allied with AAP during the Lok Sabha elections earlier this year.
The BJP, which won all Delhi Lok Sabha seats in 2024, criticized both AAP and Congress, positioning itself as the primary contender in the February 2025 elections.
Kejriwal has begun preparations for AAP's campaign, releasing an initial list of 11 candidates and emphasizing the party's governance record over the past decade.
This development sets the stage for a three-way contest in Delhi, with AAP seeking a third consecutive term while BJP aims to regain power after 25 years.