Will AAP win in Delhi elections? Omar Abdullah’s reply gave a special gesture Trending Global News

Last Updated:February 04, 2025, 00:00 iste

Omar Abdullah News: It was asked whether the competition between the coalition partners in Delhi would weaken the opposition faction, Omar Abdullah said, it was not. At the same time, he reiterated the importance of the India Alliance.

Jammu The campaign for assembly elections for assembly elections in Delhi ended on Monday. In this election, two Indian partners block the Aam Aadmi Party and the Congress party, contesting separate elections. On this, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said that sitting with India Block, it would have to decide what our more strategy would be because if we were scattered like this, it would not be good for the country. –

He said, “I have repeated this thing before and then I will say that at some point we have to sit with the India block and decide what our next strategy will be because if we are scattered like this. What is good for the country, we have not succeeded in stopping the BJP. Don’t let the elections be held, then we will call a meeting and discuss it openly.

Abdullah refrained from answering a question about the possibility of AAP in the Delhi Assembly elections and said that the party could give a clean sweep as before. It is clear from the answer that they too do not have full confidence in the victory of the ordinary half -party.

After that, he said on the general budget, “Income tax exemption is a good thing. There are some other things that benefit the middle class. However, everything depends on the implementation. One thing we are looking for. If costs increase, the economy will accelerate and that’s what we want to see.

Let us know that the campaign for the Delhi Assembly elections 2025 ended on Monday. On the last day of the elections, all the political parties have their full strength. BJP Union Home Minister Amit Shah sought votes for party candidates in Jangpura, Bijsan and Dwarka areas. On the other hand, Aam Aadmi Party leader and former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal sought the support of his candidates in Kalakaji and Chhatarpur.