The hopes of the Congress, which is making every effort to make the Delhi Assembly elections (Delhi Election 2025) a triangular contest, now depend entirely on the future strategy of the party's high command. Not only the state Congress but all political pundits are keeping an eye on the entry of the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi in the election campaign of Delhi from Monday.
Delhi elections can take a very interesting turn.
If the party leadership shows the passion to take the aggressive attitude of the Congress so far in the Delhi elections to the next level, then this election can take a very interesting turn. Rahul Gandhi's first public meeting in Seelampur on Monday is very important in view of the electoral prospects of the Congress along with remaining relevant in the electoral contest of Delhi.
Congress is engaged in the elections with full force
Everyone's eyes are especially on how Rahul attacks the ruling AAP government and its leadership. Delhi Congress believes that its aggressive campaigns against the failures of Kejriwal's 10 years of rule have had the effect of sending the message to the people that the party is fully involved in the elections.
The public will get the message from Rahul Gandhi's stance
This message will get momentum and strength from the stance and stance of the national leadership. Rahul's campaign strategy and participation will play a decisive role in this because his opinion is final in the political decisions of the party. Congress may be fighting against both BJP and AAP, but AAP is in power here.
AAP had shown the fear of isolating
In such a situation, if any direct or indirect message of leniency comes out in the attacks against AAP, then there is a danger of Congress' election campaign getting derailed. Troubled by the siege of BJP as well as Congress, AAP has been trying to put pressure on the national leadership of Congress for some time by showing the fear of the unity of the opposition alliance INDIAN breaking.
For this, AAP got statements from prominent leaders of parties like SP, Trinamool Congress, RJD, and Shiv Sena-UBT. These parties have also announced to support AAP in the elections. But Delhi Congress has so far kept its election campaign aggressive against both BJP and AAP. Senior national leaders of the party are also joining the election campaign and promises are also being made under the supervision of the high command.
Professionals are expressing faith in Congress: Devendra Yadav.
Delhi Pradesh Congress President Devendra Yadav welcomed many lawyers including the Secretary of Delhi Bar Association into the Congress party at the party office on Sunday. They were inducted into the organization by wearing the Congress turban.
Among the lawyers joining the Congress are Bar Association Secretary Jitendra Solanki, Joint Secretary Karan Veer Tyagi, Dwarka Court Bar Association's Sarun Gulia, Mehtab Baliyan, Ashish Rohilla, Sushil Ahlawat along with many other lawyers.
Yadav said that as the date of assembly elections is coming closer, workers and leaders of other parties as well as every section and professionals are also joining the Congress. He said that the growing support of the people of Delhi to the Congress will take us to the threshold of development of Delhi and to victory in the Assembly elections.
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