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AAP may not field a third of its MLAs for Capital poll contest
Hindustan Times
|December 08, 2024
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is likely to drop at least 20, or one-third, of its sitting MLAs for next year's crucial Delhi assembly elections in a bid to blunt anti-incumbency, according to three party leaders aware of the developments.
"The tickets are being finalised on the basis of surveys and the feedbacks of the local people... According to our estimate, around 20 MLAs may be dropped. The final decision, however, will be taken by the part
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