AAP’s Masterstroke or Compulsion? Questions Arise on Kejriwal’s Rajya Sabha Strategy

Punjab : The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has once again made headlines, this time over speculations surrounding Arvind Kejriwal’s possible move to the Rajya Sabha. Political analysts and opposition leaders are questioning whether this decision is a well-planned masterstroke or a forced move amid ongoing challenges.

Reports suggest that AAP may consider nominating Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal for a Rajya Sabha seat, a move that could have significant political implications. While some see this as a strategic step to strengthen the party’s presence at the national level, others believe it could be a reaction to the increasing legal and political pressures on the Delhi CM.

Critics argue that Kejriwal’s shift to Rajya Sabha would mean stepping away from direct governance in Delhi, raising concerns about the party’s leadership in the state. However, AAP supporters claim that such a move would allow Kejriwal to focus on national politics and strengthen AAP’s role beyond Delhi and Punjab.

The opposition has wasted no time in questioning the intent behind this potential move. BJP leaders claim that Kejriwal is looking for a political safe zone amid corruption allegations and legal troubles. Meanwhile, Congress has criticized AAP’s strategy, calling it a sign of internal instability.

While there is no official confirmation from AAP regarding Kejriwal’s Rajya Sabha bid, the speculation has already stirred debates in political circles. If the move materializes, it could reshape AAP’s political trajectory and impact upcoming electoral strategies. For now, all eyes remain on the party’s next big announcement.