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Sukhbir Singh Badal’s decision to contest from Gidderbaha was meant to revive the old Badal connect with the constituency. But standing in front of him is his former aide Hardeep Dimpy Dhillon, now AAP’s face, who won the bypoll by nearly 22000 votes and is openly challenging him. Dimpy knows Sukhbir’s style closely, but Sukhbir carries decades of experience and the emotional weight of the Badal legacy. So the real question is, will 2027 become Sukhbir’s strong comeback in Gidderbaha or will Dimpy try to defeat the leader he once followed ?
सुखबीर सिंह बादल का गिदड़बाहा से चुनाव लड़ने का फैसला पुराने बादल-परिवार वाले जनसमर्थन को फिर से जगाने की कोशिश माना जा रहा है। लेकिन उनके सामने खड़े हैं उनके ही पूर्व नज़दीकी हरदीप डिम्पी ढिल्लों, जो अब AAP के चेहरे हैं और उपचुनाव में लगभग 22,000 वोटों से जीत चुके हैं। डिम्पी सुखबीर की शैली को नज़दीक से जानते हैं, जबकि सुखबीर के पास दशकों का अनुभव और बादल परिवार की भावनात्मक पकड़ है। तो असली सवाल यह है, क्या 2027 गिदड़बाहा में सुखबीर की मज़बूत वापसी बनेगा या फिर डिम्पी उसी नेता को हराने की कोशिश करेंगे, जिनके साथ वे कभी खड़े थे ?
Gidderbaha was once the heartbeat of Akali politics, ruled by Parkash Singh Badal for five consecutive terms and later by Manpreet Singh Badal. But today, the seat is in the hands of AAP’s Hardeep “Dimpy” Dhillon, after SAD could not even field a candidate in the 2024 bypoll. Now, with Sukhbir Singh Badal announcing that he himself will contest from Gidderbaha, the political message is loud and clear. Is Sukhbir’s decision a bold attempt to revive the fading Badal-era legacy in a constituency that has been slipping away for nearly two decades ? Or is this the clearest sign yet that after his shockiing 30,000-vote defeat in Jalalabad in 2022, he must shift to a safer battleground just to stay politically relevant ? Will 2027 be Sukhbir Singh Badal’s defining comeback, or his last attempt to stabilise a party struggling to find its footing ?
