High Stakes Battle: BJP vs AAP as Delhi Bypolls Loom

The campaign for the November 30 bypolls in 12 MCD wards of Delhi has concluded, marked by vibrant roadshows and public meetings by BJP and AAP leaders. Both parties expressed optimism about their chances, with BJP citing public support for its governance and AAP banking on voter disillusionment with the current BJP administration.

The campaign for Delhi's municipal bypolls, set for November 30, witnessed a flurry of activity as BJP and AAP leaders made last-ditch attempts to sway voters. Both parties demonstrated confidence in their respective campaigns, with major figures participating in roadshows and public meetings to bolster support.

BJP, led by Delhi president Virendra Sachdeva, highlighted initiatives credited to the Rekha Gupta government, such as infrastructure and public service improvements, while questioning AAP's absences in the campaign. Prominent BJP figures, including Chief Minister Gupta and MP Praveen Khandelwal, were seen actively participating in different ward campaigns.

Meanwhile, AAP leaders, including Atishi and Sanjay Singh, rallied voters by criticizing the BJP regime and its perceived failures. They emphasized a shift back to Arvind Kejriwal's governance style, framing the bypolls as an opportunity for a course correction. The outcome of the elections, with voting scheduled on November 30 and results expected by December 3, will provide insight into the political sentiment of Delhiites.

(With inputs from agencies.)