New Delhi, Feb. 16 -- As this became the hottest talking point, the post-results political discussions tried to find answers as to how Kejriwal is going to re-position himself to retain his all-powerful hold on the party. However, the analyses and speculations are rife in Punjab as to how the party and its government in the border state are going to absorb Delhi's electoral shocker marked by their supreme leader's defeat.

The first to set the cat among the pigeons was the Congress party's Leader of Opposition (LoP) in Punjab Vidhan Sabha, Partap Singh Bajwa when he claimed that more than 30 AAP legislators were in his contact. The BJP's Delhi-based Sikh leader Manjinder Singh Sirsa too made statements that sent the jitters in the demora...