New Delhi: Elections for 70 seats of Delhi Assembly may be held in January-February 2025. In such a situation, all the political parties are preparing their own strategies. The slogan given by BJP in the Maharashtra Assembly elections 'Bantenge toh kathenge' was much discussed. Now before the Delhi Assembly elections, BJP's new attitude is visible. In this, BJP has said that we will not tolerate it, we will change to give an electoral challenge to AAP.

BJP is attacking the Aam Aadmi Party on issues like corruption, the  Ayushman Yojana, pollution in the Yamuna River, and air pollution. For this, the BJP will also take out the Parivartan Yatra from 8 December. This Yatra will pass through all the assembly constituencies of Delhi. Every leader associated with the BJP is saying that this time the people of Delhi want change here.

new slogan posters

Posters have also been made of the new slogan coined by the BJP for the upcoming assembly elections in Delhi. The slogan 'Nahi Sahenge Badal Ke Rahenge' is written in bold letters. The Aam Aadmi Party has been dominating the post of Chief Minister of Delhi since 2013.

In such a situation, the  BJP is trying to give the message through its slogan that it is ready to use all its might to defeat the  Aam Aadmi Party in this assembly election. At the same time, AAP has made the picture clear regarding the alliance. In the upcoming Delhi assembly elections, it is preparing to contest all 70 seats alone.

The alliance between AAP and Congress?

Of course, the Congress and Aam Aadmi Party are in an alliance but in Delhi, like Haryana, both will fight the elections separately and the contest will be triangular.