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Aap No Longer Part of India Bloc: Party Mp Sanjay Singh
INDIA, JUL 18 – Aam Aadmi Party left the INDIA bloc due to alliance limits and leadership concerns and plans to contest upcoming elections independently, raising key regional issues in Parliament.
- On Friday, July 18, 2025, AAP Rajya Sabha MP Sanjay Singh announced that the party has withdrawn from the INDIA bloc and is no longer aligned with the opposition coalition.
- This distancing follows the end of the INDIA alliance formed exclusively for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, with AAP questioning the Congress party's role in leading the bloc.
- Singh emphasized that AAP maintains a strong opposition stance by contesting elections in Bihar, Punjab, Delhi, and Haryana independently and will continue raising key issues in Parliament.
- He stated that the INDIA alliance was created specifically for the Lok Sabha elections and confirmed their commitment to strongly oppose government policies.
- This move implies AAP’s intent to operate solo in future elections and parliamentary sessions, signaling potential shifts in opposition dynamics ahead of the Monsoon session starting July 21, 2025.
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