Daljit Singh Grewal’s 2022 victory in Ludhiana East was not just a win, it was a landslide built after years of close losses, party switches, and steady ground work. With 68,682 votes, he turned persistence into power. But politics moves fast. As 2027 approaches, the real test is this: Can Grewal repeat the performance once the anti-incumbency factor kicks in and rivals regroup or was 2022 the peak moment of a long political climb ?
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A) His strong local connect gives him an edge for 2027.
B) Anti-incumbency could make a repeat win harder.
C) Opposition unity will decide whether his margin shrinks.
D) 2027 will show whether his appeal is personal or situational.
In Bassi Pathana, Rupinder Singh Happy didn’t just win in 2022, he dominated, polling 54,018 votes (48.17%) and leaving Congress, Independents, and Akali factions far behind. The margin showed strong voter backing and AAP’s pull at the time. But politics doesn’t pause after a landslide. With rising expectations, anti-incumbency whispers, and familiar faces switching camps ahead of 2027, was Happy’s win about personal trust built on the ground or was it mainly the AAP wave carrying him through ? And if the wave slows, does his own report card stand strong enough to hold that gap ?
बस्सी पठाना में रुपिंदर सिंह हैप्पी ने 2022 में सिर्फ जीत हासिल नहीं की, बल्कि ज़बरदस्त दबदबा बनाया। उन्हें 54,018 वोट (48.17%) मिले और कांग्रेस, निर्दलीय तथा अकाली दल के उम्मीदवार काफ़ी पीछे रह गए। यह अंतर उस समय ‘आप’ की मज़बूत पकड़ और मतदाताओं के समर्थन को दिखाता है। लेकिन राजनीति जीत के बाद रुकती नहीं है। 2027 की ओर बढ़ते हुए, बढ़ती उम्मीदें, हल्की-फुल्की सत्ता विरोधी बातें और दल-बदल की राजनीति के बीच असली सवाल यह है, क्या यह जीत ज़मीनी भरोसे का नतीजा थी या फिर ‘आप’ की लहर ने उन्हें आगे बढ़ाया ? और अगर लहर धीमी पड़ी, तो क्या उनका खुद का काम इस अंतर को बनाए रख पाएगा ?
In Firozpur Rural, Rajneesh Kumar Dahiya didn’t just win in 2022, he dominated, polling 75,293 votes (49.8%) and leaving both SAD and Congress far behind. The margin showed AAP’s deep rural connection at the time. But politics moves fast. With anti-incumbency, rising expectations, and sharper opposition narratives ahead of 2027, the real question is this, was Dahiya’s victory a personal mandate built on local trust, or a one-time wave driven by AAP’s 2022 surge ? And can he convert a landslide win into sustained credibility when delivery, not slogans, is now under scrutiny ?
