New Delhi: With consecutive defeats in the assembly elections of Haryana, Maharashtra and now Delhi, the foundations of anti-BJP INDIA-bloc looks shaky. The AAP loss in February 5 Delhi assembly elections will rankle the 12-year-old party for a long long time to come. The loss in Delhi has also put AAP’s government in Punjab under scanner. AAP is on the backfoot for the time being at least. And while BJP launched an intelligent and sharp campaign in Delhi to reap rich electoral dividends, AAP cannot forget the role its INDIA partner Congress played in its loss of at least 13 seats. After Congress refused to share seats with AAP in the Haryana assembly elections last October, the Delhi elections has now become the second acrimonious chapter, within a short span, in the long history of chequered relations between the two parties.

Since, Congress is the main opposition party in Punjab, there is a chance that AAP National Convener Arvind Kejriwal may now go full........

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