@MrDemocratic_ Chunav ke badh - 1 : leaders win elections.
Chunav ke badh - 2 : someone else quietly installs the win… and logs out before credit arrives.
Yehi hota hai stratergist 😉 or kya PK samjhe ho ?
In the end Arvind Kejriwal has already secured a strategic victory. Whether the final verdict favours him or not this stand will echo as a rare example of a leader refusing to normalise what he sees as compromised justice.
Arvind Kejriwal has elevated political audacity to a level rarely witnessed in Indian democracy. His latest decision to step away from proceedings in the excise policy case marks a defining moment of boldness that demands close attention. 🧵
Arvind Kejriwal demonstrates that audacity need not mean disrespect. By framing the decision with humility and constitutional values he strengthens his position without crossing into confrontation.
In conclusion this move fits the merger clause as long as the two thirds support among AAP Rajya Sabha MPs is clearly established. It shows how the Constitution allows large scale shifts when a strong majority in the house unit consents.
Raghav Chadha announced that he and two thirds of AAPs Rajya Sabha MPs are merging with the BJP under constitutional provisions. I checked the relevant laws on this and the thread examines whether it holds up legally 🧵
AAP is expected to challenge this and file disqualification petitions. The Rajya Sabha Chairman would then decide on any claims with possible court review later.