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Charges by rivals, murmurs within roil AAP with just days to go for Lok Sabha elections

With general elections looming, the party faces a crisis as leaders defect and others remain conspicuously silent, leaving the party's future in doubt.

Updated on: Apr 13, 2024, 08:51:48 IST
By , , Chandigarh/New Delhi
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With about a week to go for general elections, every political party in India is a whirlwind of frenzied activity as leaders criss-cross the length and breadth of the country to shore up support for their candidates. But the country’s youngest political outfit is fighting an existential battle in which it is trying to repel its opponents and keep its flock together.

AAP leaders at a protest in Delhi on April 7. (Sanjeev Verma/HT Photo)
AAP leaders at a protest in Delhi on April 7. (Sanjeev Verma/HT Photo)

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Navneet Sharma

Navneet Sharma is a senior journalist with over three decades of experience reporting stories across North India, and managing large teams of reporters. He currently heads HT’s reporting team in Punjab. He has written extensively on politics, public policy, civil services, economy, education, infrastructure and law enforcement agencies. Earlier, he led the reporting team in Haryana and oversaw ‘Haryana Live’ – a weekly supplement – as well as the newspaper’s city pullouts in Punjab.

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