"After failing in 2019 (Lok Sabha elections), Vijay did a SWOT analysis of the campaign. For 2020, he rebuilt the team. He then came up with the idea of portraying Kejriwal as 'Dilli Ka Beta'. He was behind the Kejriwal campaign in 2020. At that time, people said PK (Prashant Kishor) was the brains behind the AAP election campaign, but that was not the case," said a former Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) functionary who has worked with Vijay Nair, the party's campaign and social media strategist who was arrested in the alleged Delhi liquor excise policy scam.
Nair was first to be arrested on Wednesday, 28 September, among the 15 people mentioned in the chargesheet by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in which Delhi deputy CM Manish Sisodia is 'accused no. 1.'
Nair is seen as somebody who "quickly rose through the ranks" but has preferred to keep away from the limelight. Sources close to him claim that he has never wanted an active political career beyond being the party's campaign strategist.

