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Despite his blockbuster entry into Indian politics, the Aam Aadmi Party leader battles on for political relevance beyond Delhi.
When a CM strikes, there has to be a cause. A cast. And a carefully managed plot.
We're not toll-erating this AAP-easement!
For those who thought one AAP wasn't enough, here's news. There's a potential rival AAP and apna purana wala AAP is quite AAP-set!
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The Delhi Congress president doesn’t think the popularity of Arvind Kejriwal and AAP is rising in the national capital.
Many experts believe the appointment of Dikshit is a reflection of the seriousness of Congress about winning back support in Delhi.
India Today's Political Stock Exchange shows, as many as 49 per cent Delhiites back Kejriwal as chief minister of Delhi. That's against 47 per cent in October. In uncertain political times, AAP is doing something right.
The one leader who remained conspicuous by his silence through 2018 was the once 'verbose’ chief minister of Delhi.
Even with continued obstacles, the 'anarchists' who run the Delhi government plod on. Will their efforts lead to a Modi versus Kejriwal face-off in upcoming elections?
The attack was a huge security lapse, even if not a political conspiracy as alleged by the AAP.
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