Raghav Chadha resigned from AAP claiming he was a “right person in the wrong party” and that the party deviated from its core values. What do you think is the real reason behind his exit?

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In recent years, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has secured repeated electoral victories across multiple Indian states, leading to debates about the key reasons behind its success. Analysts point to factors such as leadership popularity, governance performance, ideological positioning, opposition weaknesses, and election strategy. In your view, what is the most important factor driving BJP’s continued electoral success?

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