AAP Dilutes INDIA's Fight Against BJP?

It is known that the opposition parties have one thing in common, which is the aim to fight the mighty Bharatiya Janata Party. As a big step in this, the opposition parties came under one roof and formed a grand alliance named INDIA. This is a big step keeping the much-awaited 2024 Lok Sabha elections in mind.

As the BJP is the common enemy of the parties, they should launch a combined attack against the ruling party. But the ruling party in the national party Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) came up with an idea that would spoil INDIA's aim of defeating the mighty BJP.

It is known that AAP became a national party recently. The party which started its journey in Delhi expanded its wings to Punjab and formed a government there. The Delhi-based Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) also contested the recent Gujarat elections and opened its account there. The party has slowly expanded its reach in state after state.

Following the same, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is said to be working on contesting the upcoming general elections in Bihar. As a big step in this, AAP general secretary Sandeep Pathak met the leaders from the poll-bound Bihar wing and reportedly discussed the election strategy.

While contesting the Bihar elections is good news for the party, it is sad news for the INDIA alliance. With the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) drawing its strategies to win the elections, the other parties in the camp are worried about this as they fear the fight will be diluted.

The move of AAP already brought shackles in the INDIA alliance. Two parties openly criticised what the AAP did and asked how it could break the rules that were laid down when the alliance was formed. Saying that expanding the reach of the pastry is not bad, the parties asked how the common interests of INDIA can be hindered.

The INDIA alliance was framed so that the parties can collectively fight the BJP. If the parties focus on their individual benefits, then the fight will be diluted and the votes will split giving an advantage to the BJP. Parties like Janata Dal (United) and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) have the same concerns and they voiced their opinion. Let us wait and see what happens.