Congress’s master plan to win: The Congress, which launched an aggressive campaign against the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in the Delhi Assembly elections, is focussing on regaining the shifted vote bank as the polling date approaches. Under this strategy to re-establish the traditional social base of Dalits and minorities, the Congress has intensified its political campaign for the Aam Aadmi Party and the BJP to unite.
Not only the party leaders in the state of Delhi, but also the national leaders of the Congress, who have campaigned, are sharply attacking the deep ideological relationship between the Aam Aadmi Party and the BJP. From incidents of persecution and violence against Dalit-numers to national issues, AAP is questioning Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s silence by attacking him.
Congress slams BJP-AAP
At the same time, the Congress is also targeting the Aam Aadmi Party’s race to compete with the BJP in Hindutva politics. Rahul Gandhi on Thursday set a speed to the attacks of Congress leaders over the ideological affiliation of the Aam Aadmi Party and the BJP by putting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal in the same political mould on Delhi’s development model.
Rahul Gandhi posted a video
Rahul Gandhi sharply attacked the Aam Aadmi Party government, especially the AAP, posting videos related to Delhi’s plight after posting his election rallies due to fever. Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha and senior Congress leader Rahul said that poor construction, dirt, inflation, unemployment, pollution are in front of people.
Launched an aggressive campaign
Delhi is no longer demanding Modi and Kejriwal’s false propaganda and PR model – the same right development model of Sheila Dikshit. Even before the election was announced, the state Congress had launched an aggressive campaign against the Aam Aadmi Party as part of its strategy to regain its vote bank. Rahul Gandhi at Kejriwal’s first election rally in Seelampur.
The game of connecting minorities and Dalits back
It is clear from the party’s electoral strategy that it is believing that unless the minority and Dalit vote banks are re-linked to it, the path of the Congress’ return to Delhi is difficult. The Congress has a chance to come to power. Therefore, party leaders are not hesitating about attacking the ideological link between Kejriwal and the BJP.
Along with several senior leaders involved in the party’s campaign, Congress media department heads Pawan Khera and Supriya Sreenet have been attacking, raising the issue of Kejriwal’s silence in cases ranging from the Delhi riots to the Jamia violence. Rahul’s rally in Seelampur is also being considered part of the strategy.
