Will Arvind Kejriwal Join Rajya Sabha Or Not? Gujarat And Punjab Bypoll Wins Spark Buzz

Ludhiana (Punjab) [India], June 23: The Aam Aadmi Party created a buzz by winning two key bypoll seats—Ludhiana West in Punjab and Visavadar in Gujarat. For a party that faced losses earlier in Delhi, this win brought energy back among the supporters. In Punjab, AAP’s Sanjeev Arora won big, while in Gujarat, Gopal Italia defeated BJP’s candidate by a wide margin. These wins show that people are watching AAP’s work carefully and are now trusting it again in different parts of the country.

Rajya Sabha Talks Put To Rest

After Sanjeev Arora’s win in Punjab, many assumed that AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal might take his seat in the Rajya Sabha. But during a press meet, Kejriwal made it very clear. He said, “I am not going to the Rajya Sabha.” He added that the party’s Political Affairs Committee will decide who takes Arora’s seat. This answer not only ended rumours but also showed Kejriwal’s focus remains on ground-level politics instead of a shift to Parliament right now.

Gujarat Message: People Want Change

In Gujarat’s Visavadar seat, AAP’s win was significant because BJP rules the state. Kejriwal explained how the party had earlier won the seat but the MLA joined BJP. Now, with a bigger margin, AAP won it again. Kejriwal said that this clearly shows people are unhappy with the BJP’s work. He also pointed out that even with all government support, BJP could not stop AAP. People are looking for honest work, he said, and they are choosing AAP.

Kejriwal Targets Both BJP And Congress

In the same press conference, Kejriwal did not hold back. He accused the Congress of helping BJP silently in Gujarat. “Congress is not fighting seriously. It’s AAP that is truly challenging BJP,” he said. He also made a direct call to Congress workers, asking them to join AAP. He wants to bring all honest workers together to build a new political force. He mentioned that only AAP is raising the voice of the people and challenging the system.

Next Step For AAP And Its Strategy

As the party gains small but important victories in various parts of India, questions are growing about what AAP will do next. With the Rajya Sabha talk settled and local elections showing promise, Kejriwal’s AAP seems ready to take on national challenges. The upcoming months will show if this momentum continues. But one thing is clear: Kejriwal is staying in action, not going to Rajya Sabha, and his eyes are set on building AAP stronger across states.