The Aam Aadmi Party, born out of an anti-corruption movement that had swept urban India over a decade ago, is poised to lose power in Delhi after 10 years in office, as Bharatiya Janata Party nears its first capture of the national capital in 27 years. ThePrint spoke to Hilal Ahmed, associated with the Lokniti programme of the CSDS and Rahul Verma, a Fellow at the Centre for Policy Research (CPR) to understand what it means for AAP, BJP and the Congress.
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