Keeping aside all the speculations, it seems that Arvind Kejriwal is all set for Five Year in Delhi as the early exit polls trends are showing the results just after the elections concluded in Delhi.
According to the India Today-Cicero exit polls which concluded till 3 pm for Delhi elections show that the AAP is heading for a victory and emerge as the single-largest party.
It clearly shows that Arvind Kejriwal's party could get between 35 to 43 seats while the BJP could bag 23-29 seats. The Congress may get just 2-5 seats.
Media sources claims that all the six major exit polls (Nielsen, C-Voter, Cicero, News Nation, Axis APM, Today's Chanakya) showed Mr Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) accumulating 41 seats and certainly it is enough to form the government.
Certainly the victory of AAP in Delhi will be a major setback for Modi Government in Delhi as it will be the first major debacle after the formation of Modi govt. in Delhi.
Before eight months, Modi was displayed the huge victory in Lok Sabha election in the country and displaced Congress from Power.
Earlier polling started for the 70-member Delhi assembly amid the tight security in the state. All the security arrangments and police deployment were made properly so that free and fair poll can be held. Voting began at 8 a.m. amid tight security on all the Assembly seats.
Sources claims that a total of 55,000 police personnel have been deployed to ensure hassle free voting. The police will also undertake patrolling in different parts of the capital to ensure that there should not be any complaint of distribution of liquor, money or any other allurements can be witnessed.
There are over 1.33 crore electorate will decide the fate of 673 candidates for the Delhi Elections.
Brief Facts: Polling Stations- There are 11763 Polling Stations in the NCT of Delhi on the date of final publication of electoral rolls.
According to the India Today-Cicero exit polls which concluded till 3 pm for Delhi elections show that the AAP is heading for a victory and emerge as the single-largest party.
It clearly shows that Arvind Kejriwal's party could get between 35 to 43 seats while the BJP could bag 23-29 seats. The Congress may get just 2-5 seats.
Media sources claims that all the six major exit polls (Nielsen, C-Voter, Cicero, News Nation, Axis APM, Today's Chanakya) showed Mr Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) accumulating 41 seats and certainly it is enough to form the government.
Certainly the victory of AAP in Delhi will be a major setback for Modi Government in Delhi as it will be the first major debacle after the formation of Modi govt. in Delhi.
Before eight months, Modi was displayed the huge victory in Lok Sabha election in the country and displaced Congress from Power.
Earlier polling started for the 70-member Delhi assembly amid the tight security in the state. All the security arrangments and police deployment were made properly so that free and fair poll can be held. Voting began at 8 a.m. amid tight security on all the Assembly seats.
Sources claims that a total of 55,000 police personnel have been deployed to ensure hassle free voting. The police will also undertake patrolling in different parts of the capital to ensure that there should not be any complaint of distribution of liquor, money or any other allurements can be witnessed.
There are over 1.33 crore electorate will decide the fate of 673 candidates for the Delhi Elections.
Brief Facts: Polling Stations- There are 11763 Polling Stations in the NCT of Delhi on the date of final publication of electoral rolls.
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