AAP Questions BJP for Denying Tickets to Purvanchali Candidates in Delhi Elections 2025

As the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025 draw closer, a new political debate has emerged, focusing on the representation of Purvanchali communities. Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) convener Arvind Kejriwal recently claimed that the BJP is bringing people from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar to create fake voters in Delhi. In response, the BJP accused Kejriwal of regularly insulting Purvanchali people, questioning why the BJP has not given tickets to candidates from these communities. The issue has sparked a war of words, with AAP now raising the question of why the BJP has overlooked Purvanchali individuals for party tickets in the Delhi elections. Kejriwal’s statement has triggered strong reactions, with BJP leaders claiming that the Purvanchali community will respond to Kejriwal’s remarks on February 5. The dispute highlights the increasing role of regional identities in Delhi politics, particularly as both major parties seek to secure the support of the large Purvanchali voter base in the capital. As election day approaches, the political tug-of-war between AAP and BJP over this issue is likely to intensify.