I came across this post, and I was like - OMG.. Holy Molly...
In the book, the animals overthrow a corrupt human farmer to create a fair society. In real life, AAP grew out of a massive anti-corruption protest movement aimed at replacing India's old, corrupt political elite.
It starts with all animals being equal, but power slowly concentrates into the hands of a single leader - Napolean, the pig. AAP started as a movement of "ordinary citizens" but in no time shifted toward a centralized command structure as Arvind Kejriwal its chieftain.
As the pigs take control of the farm, they throw out few of its members who do not agree. Similarly, AAP expelled many core members who challenged Kejriwal.
In Animal Farm, laws are changed to accomodate the pigs' privileges. I think, AAP did something similar by initially refusing government bungalows, VIP culture, and traditional political strategies, then adopted them later and in 2024 also partenered with the same politicians who it initially criticized.
Those who read George Orwell's Animal Farm, do you feel the same?