By Rifat Jawaid

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So all the exit polls including the one by yours truly are in public domain now and all have indicated a comfortable majority for Aam Aadmi Party led by Arvind Kejriwal.

If these exit polls indeed hold true, then AAP’s success will easily go down as one of the most spectacular comebacks in political history of independent India! For, only eight months ago, AAP’s electoral fortunes had crashed as rapidly as its rise in December 2013. Of the 400+ Loksabha seats it contested, the party had suffered humiliating defeats in all bar four constituencies. AAP’s inability to win a single seat in what was considered to be its stronghold-Delhi-was even more demoralising. First out of power in Delhi following Arvind Kejriwal’s decision to quit in February 2014 and now a crushing defeat in LS polls, AAP looked destined to go into political…