BJP is currently the biggest party of India and it has dethroned Congress from power in 2014. But when it comes to Delhi since 2015 after the arrival of Aam Aadmi Party led by Arvind Kejriwal, it has only wintessed a major defeat and nothing else.
If we talk about this time's Delhi Assembly elections then it is pretty sure that there are many reasons for it. Following are the major reasons for "BJP loses in Delhi " : -
Claims surfaced of cash being exchanged in lieu of gathering tickets. BJP laborers who rolled in from different states to chip away at the Delhi crusade say they were humiliated when gone up against by voters over the unhygienic everyday environments and the lost publicity of the Swachh Bharat trademark.
Fundamentally, while AAP has been in political race mode for over a year now, the BJP woke capable late. Indeed, even Shah's entrance as a functioning campaigner came after a late acknowledgment that the gathering was setting out toward rout. Key gathering pioneers presently state they had trusted Shah's entrance would bring about a face-sparing execution. However, it didn't occur. The gathering's very late endeavor to coordinate Kejriwal's complimentary gift governmental issues incorporated a guarantee to regularize 1,700 unlawful private settlements, yet it neglected to persuade the voters. The main comfort for the BJP is that it expanded its vote share by more than six rate focuses and added five seats contrasted with the 2015 political race.
The genuine hit to the BJP was the all-out dismissal by voters of its polarizing effort concentrated on the counter Citizenship (Amendment) Act dissents in Shaheen Bagh. As the BJP got edgy, so did its vituperative language. AAP-turned-BJP pioneer Kapil Mishra openly called the dissidents tricksters and said they ought to be shot dead, raising the trademark Desh ke gaddaron ko, goli maaro saalon ko'.
BJP MP Parvesh Verma portrayed the political decision as a fight among Pakistan and India. Association serve Anurag Thakur joined the goli maaro theme, while another Union pastor, Prakash Javadekar, contended that Kejriwal ought to be known as a psychological militant. As the crusade approached its end, obviously the BJP, incapable to handle Kejriwal on the advancement board, was frantically attempting to transform the political race into a Hindu-Muslim fight.
The fundamental issue with the BJP top authority has been its reluctance to gain exercises even from the ongoing past. BJP leaders mishandled Kejriwal throughout each and every day, the Delhi boss priest drained it without limit, playing the casualty card and picking up voter compassion.
