Bypoll ticket to Sanjeev Arora sets off Kejriwal’s RS entry talk
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Bypoll Ticket to Sanjeev Arora Sets Off Kejriwal’s RS Entry Talk

The politics of the Indian subcontinent is riddled with intrigue, and the recent development in the country seems to echo this narrative. The announcement of Sanjeev Arora, a Rajya Sabha member from Punjab, as the Aam Aadmi Party’s (AAP) candidate for the Ludhiana West bypoll, has set tongues wagging about the possibility of Arvind Kejriwal or Manish Sisodia entering the Rajya Sabha.

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The question lingering in many minds is, is this announcement a ploy by Kejriwal to secure a Rajya Sabha seat for himself or someone close to him? The early announcement of Arora’s candidacy, despite the bypoll not being officially scheduled and only due before July, has sparked talk about potential RS entrants. Sanjeev Arora’s candidature has been met with intense speculation about the party’s strategy, leading to queries about Kejriwal’s future in the politics.

Sources Reveal: A Promised Bigger Role in the State Government

As reported by reliable sources, Sanjeev Arora has been promised a ‘bigger’ role in the state government after he becomes an MLA. It’s almost as if the party is juggling between state and central politics, carefully crafting its next move. This development raises questions about Arora’s role in the state government, keeping in line with the party’s previous strategy to appoint Aman Arora as the state party president.

The Connection Between AAP and the RS

The question remains, what implications will this development have on AAP’s Rajya Sabha representation? The party currently has seven members in the Upper House, with Arora being one of them. The other six members include Raghav Chadha, Sandeep Pathak, Harbhajan Singh, Ashok Mittal, Balbir Singh Seechewal, and Vikramjit Singh Sahney. Can the party accommodate more members in the future?

Leaders Weigh In: A Game of Speculation

The timing of the announcement has fueled speculation about Kejriwal’s political future, especially after he lost his New Delhi Assembly seat to the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) Parvesh Verma earlier this month. Punjab Vidhan Sabha Speaker Kultar Singh Sandhwan did not dismiss the possibility of Kejriwal or Sisodia joining the Rajya Sabha, citing the party’s mandate. "Every party has its own mandate to decide who they will field as a nominee for the Rajya Sabha or as a candidate in polls. Where is the illegality in this? Even Manmohan Singh (the former Prime Minister) went to the Rajya Sabha from another state," he stated.

The Bypoll Conundrum: A Window for Kejriwal’s Entry

The bypoll, necessitated by the recent death of AAP’s Ludhiana West MLA, Gurpreet Gogi Bassi, has become a critical development in the political landscape. The announcement of Arora’s candidature raises questions about the party’s strategy and Kejriwal’s political future. Can the party capitalize on this opportunity to increase its representation in the Rajya Sabha?

Party Insiders Weigh In: A Possible ‘Bye-Election’ to the RS

When asked if the party’s top leadership was eyeing entry into the Upper House, party insider Neel Garg, the spokesperson, dismissed the rumors, stating, "Arora has been chosen due to his popularity in Ludhiana. He has not resigned as an MP and can contest the bypoll without doing so." Priyanka Kakkar, another AAP spokesperson, corroborated Garg’s statement, emphasizing that the party’s move was aimed at preparing its cadres.

Rumblings of the Opposition: A Sneak Peek at the Drama Unfolding

The opposition has taken a swipe at AAP, with Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu, writing on X, "Is Kejriwal plotting his own RS entry? Is he desperate for a government bungalow in Delhi?" Congress’ Gurdaspur MP Sukhjinder Singh Randhawa echoed Bittu’s sentiment, stating, "Work has started as per Kejriwal’s plan. If he becomes a Rajya Sabha member, he will control Punjab as the ‘undercover CM’." SAD’s Bikram Majithia remarked, "Arora will resign as MP, and Kejriwal or Sisodia will replace him in the RS. Once again, Punjab has been made to surrender before Delhi."

What’s the Next Move? Will Kejriwal Join the Rajya Sabha?

As the political machinery continues to churn, the nation waits with bated breath for the next move in this game of intrigue. Will Sanjeev Arora’s candidature pave the way for a Rajya Sabha entry by Kejriwal or Sisodia? Only time will tell.


By Live News Daily

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