For the first time in the 21st century, the BJP has made a historic comeback in Delhi, reclaiming power after 27 years. The last time BJP won the Delhi Assembly elections was in 1993. But why did it take them so long to return? Despite the Modi wave in 2014, why did BJP fail to win Delhi earlier? What caused their defeat in 1998, and how did Delhi become a stronghold for Congress and later the Aam Aadmi Party? In this video, we take a deep dive into Delhi’s political history, analyzing the key events, leaders, and policies that shaped the capital’s governance. From the first-ever Delhi Assembly elections in 1952 to the long gap of 37 years before the next elections in 1993, we uncover the lesser-known facts about Delhi’s political landscape. We explore how Congress dominated for decades, how AAP emerged as a political force, and what ultimately led to BJP’s resurgence in 2025. From the impact of inflation and governance policies to leadership changes and strategic moves, we break down the factors that shaped election outcomes. What finally worked in BJP’s favor? And what mistakes did AAP make that led to their downfall? This video provides a detailed analysis of Delhi’s political shift and the key lessons from its evolving electoral history. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more in-depth political insights! Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.