<h1>Arvind Kejriwal's AAP loses Delhi election to BJP, securing only 22 seats; Kejriwal loses his New Delhi seat.</h1> Arvind Kejriwal, once a symbol of the 'common man' in Indian politics, faces a significant setback as his party, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), loses the Delhi election to the BJP, securing only 22 seats against BJP's 48. Kejriwal also lost his own New Delhi seat. This marks a decline in his political influence, raising questions about the future of AAP and its national ambitions. Despite past successes in Delhi and Punjab, the party's reputation suffered due to corruption allegations and governance issues. Kejriwal's arrest in a money laundering case further impacted his leadership, leading to his temporary withdrawal from the political forefront.