Delhi Assembly Election 2025: Delhi Assembly elections remain a neck-and-neck battle for BJP and Aam Aadmi Party. In the elections to be held next month, both the parties are confident of winning more seats than majority. Kejriwal had won a landslide victory in the last two elections, in which the middle class played a big role. However, now it is believed that middle class voters may move away from Aam Aadmi Party.
Election expert and writer Neerja Chaudhary has predicted the position of BJP and Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi elections. He believes that the middle class is angry with Kejriwal, but the common man’s manifesto can play the role of a game changer in this. Talking to News Tak, he said, “This time there is a tough competition in the Delhi elections. Kejriwal is still very important for the poor people who live in slums. They are the people who want to get access to Delhi’s schools, electricity and water. “We still talk about Mohalla Clinic.”
BJP’s hold on middle class strong
Writer Neerja Chaudhary said, “In Delhi, middle class people have started turning their backs on Kejriwal. They supported Kejriwal in the last two elections, but now they want change. BJP’s position in the middle class is getting better. Elections In the last days of the campaign, PM Modi attacks the opposition parties, while on the other hand, UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has also started campaigning in Delhi elections, in such a situation, BJP can strengthen its hold among the middle class.
Fear of split in Aam Aadmi Party
Election expert Neerja Chaudhary has also expressed fear of a split in the Aam Aadmi Party. He said, “Kejriwal will be safe only if he gets more than 50 seats. If he gets less than 40 seats, then there are alarm bells for him.
He said, “Till now it is believed that the AAP government provided more benefits to the rich sections and gave free things to the poor sections and in the midst of all this, the middle class has been suffering. The middle class people are beginning to feel that That the Aam Aadmi Party is not doing anything for them, the salaries are not increasing as per their expectations and hence there is a resentment among them that what should have happened in their lives. .”
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