How many AAP MLAs have rebelled so far?
The political goal of the aam aadmi party is to form the government on its own for the third time in delhi by winning the delhi Assembly elections 2025. Since the announcement of the elections, AAP has been working hard in this direction, but just 6 days before the polling day on february 5, 8 MLAs have given a big shock by leaving the party. The MLAs who resigned are those who were not made candidates by the party by giving them tickets this time. After the eight MLAs left the party, senior aam aadmi party leaders dilip Pandey and Rituraj Jha have made a harsh comment on the MLAs who resigned. Both said that the party did not give them tickets this time, but they are not leaving the party.
Rituraj Jha said that kejriwal gave him everything and kept him as the mla of Kirari for 10 years. This should not be forgotten. Then in politics, just getting a ticket is not everything. The organization also has responsibilities, which have to be fulfilled.
23 MLAs did not get tickets
Actually, there are 23 such MLAs of aam aadmi party who did not get tickets this time. Out of these, 4 MLAs had already resigned. Eight MLAs resigned on Friday. Now these leaders are targeting the party high command and Arvind Kejriwal. Out of the remaining 11 MLAs, the party had given tickets to relatives of four. Among them, SK Bagga's son has been made the candidate from krishna Nagar, Dharampal from Mundka, naresh Balyan's wife Pooja Balyan from Uttam nagar and Shoaib Iqbal's son from Matia Mahal. The remaining 7 MLAs are still associated with the party. Many of them had decided not to contest the elections.
8 MLAs who left AAP
The eight MLAs who resigned from the party in the last phase of delhi Assembly elections include Pawan Sharma Adarsh nagar, bhavana Gaur Palam, BS june Bijwasan, madan Lal Kasturba nagar, Rajesh Rishi Janakpuri, Rohit Kumar Trilokpuri, naresh Yadav Mehrauli and Girish Soni Madipur.
4 MLAs who resigned before the elections
Before the election process started in delhi, four MLAs had resigned. Among them, former delhi government minister Kailash Gehlot Najafgarh, former minister Rajendra Pal gautam Seemapuri, former minister Raj Kumar anand Patel nagar and AAP leader Kartar Singh Tanwar Chhatarpur had already resigned due to different reasons.
