After gradual failures, the Aam Aadmi Party had some reasons for being rejoiced on Monday as the party won two assembly seats, along with Wins in Gujarat Especially sweet.
Taking X, AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal called Bipols “semifinal to 2027”. Gujarat and Punjab, the second state, where AAP raised one seat, will see the assembly elections in 2027. “Both parties, Congress and BJP fought elections together at both places. The two had the same objective – to defeat AAP.
Both assembly seats which have won the AAP, also went to the party in the state elections of 2022. While Ludhiana West Bipol required the death of AAP MLA Gurpreet Bassi Gogi, the seat of Visvdar in Gujarat became vacant after the AAP MLA for the BJP.
Another by -election with political results was Nilambur in Kerala, where the ruling democratic Front (LDF) was shocked by the Congress. The assembly elections in Kerala are a few months away, and both LDF and Congress -led United Democratic Front (UDF) created a Nilambur competition as an indicator for the 2026 elections.
The fifth Bipol in Kaliganj, West Bengal did not surprise, but the ruling Trinmool Congress not only had the comfort to maintain the seat, but also increased its vote share.
For AAP, Gujarat Jeet cleared the way for the beginning of the assembly of its senior leader Gopal Italia, who lost in the 2022 elections. He won the Viswadar Bipol by a respectable margin of 17,554 votes, the Congress received around 5,000 votes.
The Congress also lost a vote share in Bipol for the Kadi SC-Regent seat in Gujarat, BJP’s Rajendra Chavada maintained the party’s stronghold by a margin of 39,452 votes, Gujarat PCC chief Shakatisinh Gohil announced his resignation.
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After the death of BJP MLA Karsan Solanki, the kadhi seat was vacant.
The AAP will also cherish its Ludhiana West victory, which put all its energy – and, according to the opposition, according to the resources – questions were raised about its future to maintain the seat after the loss of the Delhi Assembly Poll. While Sanjeev Arora of AAP, a Rajya Sabha MP, won by 10,637 votes, Bharat Bhushan Ashu of Congress was second, in which there was a change in the middle of his campaign among party leaders. Later in the day, Ashu left as the executive president of the Punjab Congress.
BJP stood third, best wishes to Shiromani Akali Dal and joined the crises of their former colleague.
Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, whose government has attacked various fronts, said the results have revealed that the people of the state were “very happy” with AAP work.
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Nilambur seat was won by Congress candidate Aryan Schukath by 11,077 votes, son of late Congress Stalwart Aryadan Muhammad. The LDF had expected to send a message to the elections by winning the seat, and fielded his state secretariat member M. Swaraj.
Instead, Nilambur has now become the fourth by -election defeat for LDF under his government.
The Nilambur constituency comes within the Wayanad Lok Sabha seat represented by Priyanka Gandhi of the Congress. Shalutat got 44.17% vote share, while Swaraj received 37.88%. In the 2021 elections, LDF voted 46.9% votes and UDF 45.34%.
In the 2021 assembly elections, independent candidate P Anwar won Nilambur, supported by the Left. This time after failing to get a Congress ticket, he entered Neellambur Bipol as a nominated Trinumool Congress. The wider difference between the winner and the nearest rival in Bipol is mainly attributed to Anwar to 11.23% of the votes.
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Shalutak called his victory “a big win against the LDF government”.
In Bengal, Alifa Ahmed of TMC defeated BJP’s Ashish Ghosh by 50,000 votes. This is better than the winning margin of his 2021 father Nasiruddin Ahmed, whose death required a by -election in February this year.
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