Who To Vote For? Key Decisive Factors Ahead Of Delhi Polls
BENGALURU: It‘s the heat of the moment and Delhi is on pins and needles on the eve of the big day—Feb 7th, Delhi Polls. Excitingly enough two days prior to the D-Day, Dera Sacha Sauda pledged to support BJP and Akali Dal while the Trinamool Chief Mamata Banerjee decided to bet on AAP. That apart, no leader is ready to air their grievance in public as the opinion polls are busy calculating the poll returns. Hectic last minute power games are underway between the leaders of various parties. Both BJP and AAP choose to carry out silent and effective operations.
There are about 12-19 seats that are proved to be weak for BJP and AAP is likely to win 20-25 seats out of the 70 member Delhi assembly—according to the survey undertaken by Research and Development initiative. Some say it’s a 50-50 and some see the chances of BJP shining bright.
Whatsoever is their strategy there are some key factors that prove crucial in the Delhi elections.
Firstly, The Bedi Gamble: A royal ignore for Harsh Vardan and bringing up Kiran Bedi as a trump card is a huge risk undertaken by the BJP. She appealed to the middle class but alienated the local leaders and party workers in the region. Krishna Nagar of all the constituencies is a vibrant BJP and RSS constituency which is left in dilemma after Kiran Bedi was pitched in. Now the loyalists of this area have a big decision to make. Lately the buzzing words in the area are ‘who to vote for?’
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