Opposition Unites Against Modi's BJP in High-Stakes Delhi Election

Former rivals join forces to challenge the ruling party amid allegations of electoral misconduct and economic grievances.

The Indian National Congress and Aam Aadmi Party form an alliance to contest Delhi's seven constituencies.
Opposition leaders accuse Modi's government of violating electoral laws and using state agencies to harass opponents.
Economic issues like rising prices, job losses, and infrastructure problems are central to the opposition's campaign.
The BJP fields new candidates and holds rallies to maintain its dominance in the capital.
Voter turnout in early phases shows a decline, raising questions about the BJP's chances of securing a majority.