The political temperature in Delhi has soared as the Assembly elections draw near, with controversies, strategies, and AI-driven campaigns taking center stage. The election dynamics have taken an intense turn from allegations of cash-for-votes to the blatant disregard for Article 15. Street vendors are allegedly being asked to display their religion through nameplates, escalating communal tensions. A significant shift has occurred within the INDIA alliance, as one of the top three Lok Sabha parties has thrown its weight behind the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). Meanwhile, BJP's aggressive campaign style continues to leverage religious polarization, while AAP sticks to its welfare-driven agenda. This episode of Facts & Figures dives deep into key topics, including Manish Sisodia’s strategic move to contest from Jangpura instead of Patparganj, the AAP’s anti-incumbency challenges, and their response to corruption allegations. We also explore the role of AI in making election campaigns more sophisticated yet controversial. Key highlights: The changing electoral narratives of AAP, from “Anti-Corruption” to “Phir Laayenge Kejriwal.” The BJP’s targeted campaigns using allegations like the liquor scam and irregularities in public projects. Why did Delhi’s voters choose BJP in Lok Sabha elections and AAP in Assembly polls, and what was the role of swing voters in shaping this pattern? Internal dynamics within AAP, with Atishi as the CM face but Arvind Kejriwal still the ultimate leader. With detailed insights into caste equations, constituency battles, and shifting voter preferences, this episode explains how Delhi's political landscape is evolving. Don’t miss the in-depth analysis and predictions for the upcoming elections!