The Aam Aadmi Party, or AAP, is a political party founded by Arvind Kejriwal in 2012. It was born out of a civil society movement — Indian Against Corruption — that received massive popular support in 2011-12 after public anger over corruption charges on the then Congress-led UPA government.
It won its first elections in Delhi in 2013, and came to power with outside support from the Congress. But the government lasted only 49 days as Kejriwal resigned since he was unable to pass the Jan Lokpal Bill in the Delhi Assembly. AAP returned to power in 2015, winning an overwhelming 67 out of 70 seats in the Delhi Legislative Assembly. Under Kejriwal’s leadership, the government focused on addressing key urban issues like inflation, water, electricity bills, and public services, with a promise of free water and electricity for residents. AAP’s welfare schemes included initiatives like Mohalla Clinics for healthcare and expanding the Delhi Metro network. These initiatives garnered significant praise and boosted the party’s popularity.
However, AAP’s relationship with the central government, led by the BJP, has been marked by ongoing tensions, especially regarding control over the Delhi Police and other administrative matters. The party has frequently clashed with the Lieutenant Governor (L-G), who is appointed by the central government.
One of the biggest controversies surrounding the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in recent years has been the corruption charges linked to the 2021-22 Delhi excise policy. Several key AAP leaders, including Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh, have been accused of irregularities in the policy, which allegedly favored liquor suppliers. The case led to their arrests by central agencies like the Enforcement Directorate (ED) and the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI). Convener Arvind Kejriwal was also jailed in connection with the case. After being granted bail, Kejriwal stepped down as Chief Minister, with Atishi taking over the role.
Thanks for your useless report !
Please atleast report the facts instead of reporting (said facts by you haha)
And you said no change in 12th exam results wow ! Wow !!
You see the 8% decline even which is not true l, but you don’t see the 10% increase in last 5 years in senior secondary examination. Wow ! Who are you and why you are even hired ? Maybe hired my some party’ !! Never mind thank you for enlightening me that print media is also can be biased and show us how joke has become the print media …..
Thank you.
Harsh
The print lost credibility in my eyes today, just based on an NGO report without any government or official data you have drawn decision. Also, you are writing 8 per cent decline, that includes MCD run school also, So, how could you blame them for that.
The print lost credibility in my eyes today, just based on an NGO report without any government or official data you have drawn decision. Also, you are writing 8 per cent decline, that includes MCD run school also, So, how could you blame them for that.
The real reason is cheating has stopped in the gov schools.ppl used to score 7.4 cgpa in the gov schools in 10th cls and if these ppl give the exam now they will definitely fail.I used to live around 4-5 students of tughlakabad gov school which was like a jhoparpatti school earlier and is now more specialised than a private school.Pls do the groundwork for your stories. If they pass with cheating than what’s the point.