Congress Scored Zero, But Still Claims Strength

Businessman Robert Vadra claimed that AAP lost the Delhi elections as voters shifted towards Congress. He pointed out that Congress secured the second position in many constituencies, indicating a change in voter preference. Vadra also stressed the importance of the INDI Alliance staying united to challenge the BJP.

Criticizing Arvind Kejriwal, Vadra accused him of making false allegations in the past to gain political traction. He claimed that Kejriwal failed to deliver on promises, leading to AAP’s decline. He also praised former Delhi CM Sheila Dixit, stating that people were satisfied with her governance.

Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi acknowledged the public’s desire for change and emphasized the need for her party to work harder. With BJP leading in 45 out of 70 seats, they are set to return to power in Delhi after 26 years, while AAP and Congress lag behind.