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Interview | ‘AAP had 4.5 years to end drug menace, gangsterism in Punjab’: Pilot
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WHY IT MATTERS
Politicians are positioning themselves for an upcoming bipolar electoral contest in Punjab, shaping the political narratives around governance and security issues.
WHAT HAPPENED
"BJP has no strong footing in Punjab and has survived on the back of SAD support. But SAD has also split and is facing internal issues. It is not the force like they were under Badal Senior. It will be a bipolar contest over who can lead Punjab better. There will be other players like Amritpal Singh’s party, but people of Punjab don’t give a fractured mandate," Sachin Pilot said.
WHAT TO WATCH
- •Further statements and campaign strategies from major political parties in Punjab
- •Shifts in voter alignment amid party splits and new political players
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