National Desk
11 February
Ludhiana
Sandeep Dhand
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national supremo Arvind Kejriwal has called a meeting in Delhi on February 11 with Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, ministers, and MLAs. The meeting will focus on reviewing the Delhi assembly election results.
In the recent Delhi assembly elections, AAP faced a major defeat, while the BJP secured an easy majority. Before the elections, Kejriwal had assigned Punjab MPs, ministers, and MLAs to different assembly constituencies in Delhi to boost AAP’s campaign.
In tomorrow’s meeting, Kejriwal will seek feedback from Punjab leaders on why AAP failed to win public support and whether the party struggled to convey its message to voters.
Party insiders believe that apart from the Delhi elections, the focus will also be on Punjab. With the Punjab assembly elections scheduled for February 2027, AAP leaders are now more cautious about the state’s political situation.
The party is expected to discuss strategies to strengthen AAP in Punjab and prevent any setbacks in the next elections.
This meeting will be crucial for AAP’s future plans as the leadership looks to regain momentum after the Delhi setback.