The political arena in Delhi has become a battleground, with the recent allegations made by AAP leader Atishi adding fuel to the fire in the ongoing feud between the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).

Atishi’s shocking revelation that she was approached by the BJP with an offer to defect, coupled with a thinly veiled threat of arrest by the Enforcement Directorate, has thrown the spotlight on the intense power struggle gripping the capital.

Union Minister Hardeep Puri swiftly dismissed Atishi’s claims, asserting that the BJP had no intention of accommodating her amidst the chaos engulfing the AAP. He cited the party’s stance on the alleged liquor policy scam as a deterrent to welcoming Atishi into their fold.

Against the backdrop of this political drama looms the specter of the Delhi liquor excise policy scam, which has embroiled key AAP leaders including Satyendra Jain, Manish Sisodia, and Sanjay Singh in legal battles. The recent arrests and legal woes of AAP leaders have only served to intensify the animosity between the two parties.

Atishi’s allegations of a BJP plot to arrest four more AAP leaders in the coming months have further heightened tensions, painting a grim picture of Delhi’s political landscape.

As central probe agencies delve deeper into the alleged scam and the BJP and AAP continue their war of words, the fate of Delhi’s leadership hangs in the balance. Will the AAP manage to weather the storm of allegations and emerge stronger, or will the BJP succeed in its bid to dismantle its opposition? The upcoming Lok Sabha election promises to be a pivotal moment in Delhi’s political trajectory, characterized by uncertainty and intrigue.