The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), led by Arvind Kejriwal, announced its final list of candidates for the upcoming Assembly polls in Delhi. Kejriwal criticized the BJP for lacking a chief ministerial face. AAP aims for a third term,

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) unveiled its final list of 38 candidates for the Delhi Assembly elections. Arvind Kejriwal, Atishi, and other cabinet ministers will contest from their current constituencies.

The Aam Aadmi Party has released its final list of candidates for the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections, featuring 38 names. Satyendar Jain receives a ticket for Shakur Basti. AAP emphasizes transparency in its process,

After AAP released its final list of candidates for the upcoming Assembly polls in Delhi, party supremo Arvind Kejriwal, who will contest from the New Delhi constituency, took a swipe at the BJP, alleging that the party has no chief ministerial face.

Arvind Kejriwal will contest the upcoming Delhi Assembly election from his current constituency New Delhi, the fourth and last list of candidates Aam Aadmi Party released today shows. Delhi Chief Minister Atishi and ministers Saurabh Bharadwaj and Gopal Rai are sticking to their current seats, Kalkaji, Greater Kailash and Babarpur, respectively.

Delhi BJP accuses AAP of fielding criminals in the upcoming assembly elections, citing several candidates' controversial pasts and legal battles.

Kejriwal stated that the party would contest these elections with full confidence and preparation. "The BJP is invisible. They don't have a chief minister face, a team or a plan, or a vision for Delhi.

The AAP has now declared all 70 candidates for the 70 assembly seats of Delhi. It has so far dropped 19 sitting MLAs in a bid to counter anti-incumbency

Gopal Rai (Babarpur), Imran Hussain (Ballimaran), Raghuvinder Shokeen (Nangloi Jat), and Mukesh Kumar Ahlawat (Sultanpur Majra) have been fielded again.

AAP nominates senior leaders for Delhi Assembly polls, aiming for third consecutive term with 62 seats secured in 2020.