Arvind Kejriwal and AAP’s defeat in the Delhi assembly election signals the end of RSS’s support for non-BJP outfits on the national stage, following a history of strategic collaborations. The RSS’s political involvement dates back to 1951, aiming to have its ideology represented in mainstream politics, particularly within the Congress Party. Despite past attempts by RSS leaders to influence political parties, the organisation’s relationship with power has been fraught with challenges and shifting alliances, ultimately shaping Indian right-wing politics.
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