India, Nov. 1 -- The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has intensified its grassroots outreach and constituency-level assessments ahead of the upcoming Punjab Assembly elections, with an internal survey apparently projecting the party to fall short of the majority mark. The assessment has prompted the ruling party to recalibrate its electoral strategy, review the performance of sitting MLAs and work to counter growing anti-incumbency on the ground.

A source told The Sunday Guardian that the party's internal assessment has put its projected tally at around 45-50 seats in the 117-memworld'S blind Spot ber Punjab Assembly, below the majority mark of 59. The findings have raised concerns within the party, prompting its leadership to focus on constituenc...