Time : 7:30 PM
We are done with Delhi Assembly Elections 2013. Here are the final results.
These elections should be taught in political science curriculum and one should note that how wrong things can get. Look at India Today and they had predicted only 6 seats for AAP, what a foot in mouth. None of the major 4 exit polls had predicted AAP above 16. This post had, at every stage felt differently. It would be an interesting reading as much for me as it would be for you. I would comeback to edit it later.
Here is the tally, who won where. Now let us see what manipulations happen.
| Candidate | Party | Result | Constituency |
| Ram Kishan Singhal | BJP | Win | Adarsh Nagar |
| Ashok Kumar | AAP | Win | Ambedkar Nagar |
| Naresh Gaur | BJP | Win | Babarpur |
| Rambir Singh Bidhuri | BJP | Win | Badarpur |
| Devender Yadav | Cong | Win | Badli |
| Haroon Yusuf | Cong | Win | Ballimaran |
| Gugan Singh | BJP | Win | Bawana |
| Sat Prakash Rana | BJP | Win | Bijwasan |
| Sanjeev Jha | AAP | Win | Burari |
| Parlad Singh Sawhney | Cong | Win | Chandni Chowk |
| Brahm Singh Tanwar | BJP | Win | Chhatarpur |
| Surender Singh | AAP | Win | Delhi Cantt |
| Prakash | AAP | Win | Deoli |
| Parduymn Rajput | BJP | Win | Dwarka |
| Arvinder Singh Lovely | Cong | Win | Gandhi Nagar |
| Sahab Singh Chauhan | BJP | Win | Ghonda |
| Ranjeet Singh | BJP | Win | Gokalpur |
| Saurabh Bharadwaj | AAP | Win | Greater Kailash |
| Jagdeep Singh | AAP | Win | Hari Nagar |
| Jagdish Mukhi | BJP | Win | Janakpuri |
| Maninder Singh Dhir | AAP | Win | Jangpura |
| Harmeet Singh | BJP | Win | Kalkaji |
| Mohan Singh Bisht | BJP | Win | Karawal Nagar |
| Vishesh Ravi | AAP | Win | Karol Bagh |
| Madan Lal | AAP | Win | Kasturba Nagar |
| Anil Jha | BJP | Win | Kirari |
| Manoj Kumar | AAP | Win | Kondli |
| Harsh Vardhan | BJP | Win | Krishna Nagar |
| Vinod Kumar Binny | AAP | Win | Laxmi Nagar |
| Girish Soni | AAP | Win | Madipur |
| Somnath Bharti | AAP | Win | Malviya Nagar |
| Rakhi Birla | AAP | Win | Mangol Puri |
| Shoaib Iqbal | JDU | Win | Matia Mahal |
| Rajesh Gahlot | BJP | Win | Matiala |
| Parvesh Sahib Singh | BJP | Win | Mehrauli |
| Akhilesh Pati Tripathi | AAP | Win | Model Town |
| Subhash Sachdeva | BJP | Win | Moti Nagar |
| Rambir Shokeen | IND | Win | Mundka |
| Hasan Ahmed | Cong | Win | Mustafabad |
| Ajeet Singh Kharkhari | BJP | Win | Najafgarh |
| Manoj Kumar Shokeen | BJP | Win | Nangloi Jat |
| Neel Daman Khatri | BJP | Win | Nerela |
| Arvind Kejriwal | AAP | Win | New Delhi |
| Asif Mohd Khan | Cong | Win | Okhla |
| Dharm Dev Solanki | BJP | Win | Palam |
| Veena Anand | AAP | Win | Patel Nagar |
| Manish Sisodia | AAP | Win | Patparganj |
| Anil Kumar Sharma | BJP | Win | R.K. Puram |
| R P Singh | BJP | Win | Rajinder Nagar |
| Manjinder Singh Sirsa | SAD | Win | Rajouri Garden |
| Kulwant Rana | BJP | Win | Rithala |
| Rajesh Garg | AAP | Win | Rohini |
| Jitender Kumar | BJP | Win | Rohtas Nagar |
| Som Dutt | AAP | Win | Sadar Bazar |
| Dinesh Mohaniya | AAP | Win | Sangam Vihar |
| Chaudhary Mateen Ahmad | Cong | Win | Seelam Pur |
| Dharmender Singh | AAP | Win | Seemapuri |
| Jitender Shigh Shunty | BJP | Win | Shahdara |
| Satyender Kumar Jain | AAP | Win | Shakur Basti |
| Bandana Kumari | AAP | Win | Shalimar Bagh |
| Jai Kishan | Cong | Win | Sultan Pur Majra |
| Jarnail Singh | AAP | Win | Tilak Nagar |
| Harish Khanna | AAP | Win | Timarpur |
| Nand Kishore Garg | BJP | Win | Tri Nagar |
| Raju | AAP | Win | Trilokpuri |
| Ramesh Bidhuri | BJP | Win | Tughlakabad |
| Pawan Sharma | BJP | Win | Uttam Nagar |
| Mahinder Yadav | AAP | Win | Vikaspuri |
| Om Prakash Sharma | BJP | Win | Vishwas Nagar |
| Dr Mahander Nagpal | BJP | Win | Wazirpur |
Time: 7:00 PM
As of now the score is that BJP fails to get the magic number – BJP+ stops at 32. AAP is 28. Congress is 8 & Others are 2. Out of two others 1 is JD(U) & 1 is independent.
What an election. This has been the final, it can’t get anymore close. This is a real mystery box as predicted. What an exciting elections, what an amazing reward to all those who voted for AAP, irrespective of whether their candidates won or lost.
Time: 6:30 PM
There is lot of good riddance to bad rubbish. No one is going to shed tears on defeat of people like Mukesh Sharma, their getting defeated is a great news for this city. He had left Vikaspuri for Uttam Nagar and now both are gone.
Time: 6:00 PM
Results are still awaited for the following constituencies in Delhi:
1. Burari – AAP leading
2. Kondli – AAP leading
3. Matiala – BJP leading
4. Okhla – INC leading
5. Vikaspuri – AAP leading
Current Results:
BJP + 31
AAP 25
Congress 7
JDU 1
Independent 1
Results awaited 5
Total 70
Time: 5:15 PM
These elections have changed India’s politics forever. Political parties, political leaders and political manipulations would never be the same again. 55 out of 70 sitting MLAs have lost election, India hasn’t seen this kind of change ever before. This has color of a true revolution. There would be significantly higher number of first terms MLAs in Delhi Assembly over what it has seen ever in the past, or may ever see in the future. Strangely both Congress and BJP are today united by their arrogance. They both underestimated AAP and they both would suffer. AAP can get all 7 Lok Sabha seats and it would not be an unthinkable achievement.
Time: 5:00 PM
BJP had failed to win a single Loksabha seat from Delhi in 2009, what would this fractured mandate for BJP, one can’t say but what it means for Congress is writing on the wall. Congress would lose all seven seats. End of the road in Delhi for 5 years. To gain any seat in Delhi Congress would have to work backwards and start from scratch. Chandni Chowk can be there only chance. Credit for AAP’s performance goes to its volunteers, what a great performance by them. They knocked doors, they rang bells, they called, they texted and they did it all without any direct or expectation of indirect gratification.
Time: 4:30 PM
BJP wins and leads 32, AAP wins and leads 27. It is one close fight, would Congress play the monkey? Can AAP form the Government with outside support of Congress and JDU? All strongholds demolished of Congress, a few of BJP strongholds go to. Message is clear perform or perish, hype and hyper activism won’t work.
Time: 4:15 PM
Did Shiela Dixit actually think that AAP was a nonentity? I doubt. Big question is why she volunteered to become sacrificial lamb? At the end of the day did BJP’s onion politics pay for it? Looks unlikely, with so much onion played they are still struggling for a simple majority. Changes politics across the country for all times to come. Brand new minted party have a chance, a real chance.
Time: 4:00 PM
BJP has even lost in its “almost” victory. So vulnerable, if they really think of coming to power they need to get all of India together with them. They can’t rule India without having representation from all sections of the society. BJP’s own vote share hasn’t moved much and that is something which they have to worry about.
Time: 3:45 PM
AAP couldn’t mobilize voters in constituencies which had a huge geographic spread, they almost lost all. They did well in densely populated constituencies. Check map here. http://www.mapsofindia.com/assemblypolls/delhi/election-results.html
Time: 3:30 PM
As I continue working on my blog, team Mapsofindia has broken all its records for traffic – Delhi Election Results link has been busy since morning and close to a million people have updated themselves through it. What a fight – looks like Shazia Ilmi fought like Jhansi Ki Rani. Amazing contest. She would fight for the parliament too.
| NCT OF Delhi – R K PURAM | ||
| Result Declared | ||
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| ANIL KUMAR SHARMA | Bharatiya Janata Party | 28017 |
| SHAZIA ILMI MALIK | Aam Aadmi Party | 27691 |
| BARKHA SHUKLA SINGH | Indian National Congress | 19679 |
Time:3:15
Does BJP still has any moral right to its claim to form Government in Delhi… What a drubbing to Congress and a big wake-up call to BJP. If BJP doesn’t put its house in order it would be end game for them. BJP must push Modi away otherwise BJP would go down like Congress has. An emerging possibility is that AAP would put Anna Hazare against Modi in parliamentary elections. PM candidate vs PM candidate. If Shiela Dixit can lose to Kejriwal can’t Modi lose to Anna.
| NCT OF Delhi – NEW DELHI | ||
| Counting In Progress | ||
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| ARVIND KEJRIWAL | Aam Aadmi Party | 19483 |
| SHEILA DIKSHIT | Indian National Congress | 9174 |
| VIJENDER KUMAR | Bharatiya Janata Party | 6870 |
Time: 3:00 PM
BSP is unlikely to win any seat, it is a total whitewash. At one stage BSP saw itself as a clear contender for Delhi, now they are likely to be pushed down to number 4 party with no seat.
What a tight contest:
| NCT OF Delhi – R K PURAM | ||
| Counting In Progress | ||
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| ANIL KUMAR SHARMA | Bharatiya Janata Party | 26099 |
| SHAZIA ILMI MALIK | Aam Aadmi Party | 25517 |
Time: 2:45 PM
Congress has managed a few decisive victories too…
| NCT OF Delhi – OKHLA | ||
| Counting In Progress | ||
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| ASIF MOHD KHAN | Indian National Congress | 21282 |
| IRFANULLAH KHAN | Aam Aadmi Party | 6367 |
| SHOAB DANISH | Janata Dal (United) | 5841 |
Time 2:30
| NCT OF Delhi – NEW DELHI | ||
| Counting In Progress | ||
| Candidate | Party | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| ARVIND KEJRIWAL | Aam Aadmi Party | 19483 |
| SHEILA DIKSHIT | Indian National Congress | 9174 |
| VIJENDER KUMAR | Bharatiya Janata Party | 6870 |
Shiela Ji may not have ever thought that this is what would happen to her, she is losing by more number votes than she has polled in total. What a defeat.
Time: 2:15 PM
BJP & AAP are likely to win same number of seats. For all we know AAP may emerge as single largest party. BJP also has Akali Dal pitching in, it has managed one seat on its own symbol of Rajouri Garden.
Congresss is now at 8, and it is close second in 5 other seats, it may win 2 more at the most, taking its tally to 10.
Harsharan Singh Balli lost on Congress ticket – BJP did a blunder in messing up with this safe seat.
| JAGDEEP SINGH | Aam Aadmi Party | 38912 |
| SHYAM SHARMA | Shiromani Akali Dal | 30036 |
| HARSHARAN SINGH BALLI | Indian National Congress | 23111 |
Time: 1:45 PM
Congress is trying its level best to and praying that number 7 must cross, it is such a turnaround, 7 Parliamentary seats and you are struggling to get 7 assembly seats. They have messed it so badly for themselves. Many seats are seeing very tight triangular contests, it id a fight to finish and changes are happening. For the first time since morning Shoaib Iqbal is again leading in his stronghold.
Time: 1:30 PM
Karan Singh Tanwar trailing in Delhi Cantt, Shoaib iqbal trailing in Matia Mahal & Jai Bhagwan Aggarwal trailing in Rohini and all the three to AAP. AAP is now at 29 to BJP’s 32. Whih is very close to BJP’s comfort. Pahlwan Bharat Singh is likely to lose in Najafgarh, this is almost unthinkable for those who are familiar with Najafgarh constituency.
Time: 1:15 PM
What a wave, Aam Adami party has ushered in a political Tsunami in India. Nation has a choice and we have in Arvind Kejriwal a giant killer. Two of the three Shaizadas of BJP are likely to lose. Malhotra Sahib’s son is trailing in Greater Kailash and OP Babar ji’s son is trailing in Tilak Nagar and both to AAP. Mukesh Sharma losing from Uttam Nagar is a good news for many, it also goes to prove that they did accept cash, liquor & sarees but they didn’t vote for him.
Time 1:00 PM
It is Modi who made BJP get into this mess, without Modi they were certain, with Modi they lost heavily to AAP, AAP gave an option to those BJP supporters who didn’t want Modi and never wanted Congress.
Parvesh Sahib Singh has won from Mehrauli, he is son of Delhi’s former Chief Minister Sahib Singh Verma Ji. Shazia Ilmi is still trailing but it speaks a lot for the city of Delhi that a Muslim candidate can win from a non-muslim significant voter seat.
Even if we add votes polled by BJP & Congress both in New Delhi constituency still they can’t match Kejriwal.
Time: 12:45 PM
Congress has lost all its Hindu MLA’s barring just two, its Sikh MLAs and Muslim MLAs have done better. Currently Arvinder Singh Lovely, Tarvinder Singh Marwah & Parlhad Singh Sahny are holding on to their seats. Bali Ji could have brought a 4th minority seat for them but looks like people didn’t like last minute switching of party. Bali Ji would have been better contesting on his own.Three Muslim candidates who are doing good for Congress are Haroon Yusuf, Mateen Ahmed and Asif Mohamad Khan.
Time: 12:30 PM
Shiela Dixit Ji trailing by 6,000 votes, game is over for the good old “aunty ji” of Delhi. It is very unlikely that she can bounce back. Cheers to her, she fought till she lost and didn’t jump or eject.
Time: 12:15 PM
BSP & JD(U) drawing a blank is very unlikely, there are chances that last minute changes may happen. While we go ahead on this Shiela Dixit Ji has resigned, I do feel very sorry for her, she just messed it up for herself, a serious error of judgement.
BJP messed quite a few seats in its stronghold and that is what may cost them their Government on their own. Actually if BJP forms its government and AAP provides constructive opposition it would be great going for Delhi. BJP would be on a very tight leash and would hold back making money till parliamentary elections.
Time: 12:05 PM
The biggest mystery now is whether Congress would get to double digit or not. Shoaib Iqbal losing from Matia Mahal would be a very big setback to JD (U) they were hoping that he should be able to retain his seat and open their account in Delhi
Time: 11:30 AM
AAP has worked across all lines, religion, region and affluence. It is a political wave like non seen before. If AAP can do this they can spoil the party for BJP during Lok Sabha Elections in a big way. They may be able to take at least 4 if not all the seven seats.
Time: 11:00 AM
BJP loses its lead, Congress inches back to double figure. Shoaib Iqbal trails while BJP’s strategy of fielding a Hindu candidate from Balimaran may work in its favor.
Time: 10:30 AM
BJP holds to its stronghold of Jsnskpuri with Jsgdish Mukhi Ji leading while bad decision making by BJP makes Hari Nagar seat doubtful.
Time: 10:00 AM
AAP has been outstanding, they are doing the best they could have hoped to do, this is surprising.
Time: 9:45 AM
O.P.Babar’s of BJP’s son, Vijay Kumar Malhotra’s son and Sahib Singh Verma’s son are all trailing in their respective constituencies. BJP may get into trouble in Delhi. Shiela Dixit Ji is trailing now, what a shift. Arvind Kejriwal was able to withstand and reverse Modi factor in Delhi. It would be interesting to see AAP gets more of Congress seats or more of BJP seats. It is little early to say but looks like Modi failed in Delhi, his magic didn’t happen.
Has BJP started exploring possibility of splitting Congress to form their Government.
Time: 9:30 AM
Delhi is heading for a hung assembly, so what would BJP do, would it support AAP as is being projected by many. Would BJP try to form Government with support of AAP? Would Congress project itself as a kingmaker instead of being a King on its own. If BJP can’t make Government on its own in Delhi, Modi factor gets a big question mark. BSP is maintaining its lead in 5 seats, that is very surprising. Delhi Election Results Check this out.
Time: 9:15 AM
Congress getting it this bad in Delhi is largely due to its getting its Central act all wrong. It is not as much as Shiela Dixit lost as it is that Congress Party let her down. Come to think of it, if Shiela Dixit would have not contested and projected Lalit Makan instead, things may not have been much different. Lalit Makan did exactly opposite of what Sushma Swaraj did by doing a last minute change and getting BJP out of the race altogether. It looks like BJP is losing Greater Kailash. Now Arvinder Singh Lovely is leading, if Lovely wins corruption continues to win, right? I think so. It is important for every single Congress Minister to lose.
AAP is now neck and neck with BJP, this is really big news… so close, unimaginable.
Time: 9:00 AM
Shiela Aunty leading is a big news, but hasn’t Shiela Dixit mastered the art of springing surprise. What if Kejriwal loses? Would it mean a pause in his career? Very unlikely. BJP is taking the lead and BSP is not drawing a blank that is for sure. I have given BSP 1, the way it looks they may take home more than that.
Time 8:45 AM
For BJP this election is also crucial as this is the first time BJP has gone ahead and launched BJP kay Apne Shaijayde.. there are 3-4 sons of BJP leaders who are in the fray. AAP is as of now leading in 3, they are ahead on the chart and are leading in more constituencies than BJP and Congress put together.
Time 8:30 AM
It is very strange that nobody is talking about and comparing Delhi Assembly Elections with Delhi Municipal Corporation Elections. BJP had got all the three Corporations with a very comfortable majority. BJP had a challenge in South Delhi but was comfortable in North and East. It is important to note BSP has a presence in all the three Corporations too. In North BSP had 12 seats now whether they all translate to zero is a tough call. I fail to understand why TV channels carry their bias and loyalties even at the time of counting. AAP is not drawing a blank, they are moving to get some seats to begin with 🙂
Time 8:15 AM
Anti-incumbency is dead? Yes, it is. It is more about an aware voter. For Shiela Dixit Ji, to pull a fourth victory is a huge challenge, is anyone giving it a chance? Can’t say. There is a possibility that BSP’s 14 percent vote goes mostly to AAP and AAP also gets a few from BJP, Congress retains its vote bank and land-up winning at least 20 seats with less than 3,000 votes.
Big question is whether Shiela Dixit has performed, can she be considered a performer? BJP would of course not agree with this neither world AAP, but she did perform and that shows in the Delhi we have today. But her performance is least being banked on by anyone.
Time: 8:00 AM
BJP’s CM contender is noncommittal on AAP’s performance, but expects to get 40 for his party. Harsh Vardhan Ji was himself a second thought candidate for BJP, BJP had already projected Vijay Goel before they changed their candidate. Reason was AAP and let us see today what happens, whether BJP’s midcourse strategy worked or not?
What all happened in the booth on 4th and what else they could have done is the biggest worry for Congress.
Time: 7:30 AM
It is a fight between A, B & C – haha. Late realization. There are going to be only surprises in these elections, Delhi is divided, opinion polls have been divided and one thing is certain that AAP has seriously dented the B&C in Delhi.
Date: December 8, 2013
Time: 6:00 AM
Speech writing has started. Shiela Dixit Ji must be fiddling with her laptop and thinking on how many speeches she should write. One for her personal victory, one for her personal defeat, one for Congress party’s defeat in the elections and maybe even one for AAP’s stunning performance? She is convinced that Congress under her did good work, so she would definitely go ahead and say something to reflect the same – “We worked hard and are leaving a much better Delhi than we inherited.” and “It is people’s decision and we accept it with respect.”
It is going to get interesting as it starts rolling, I will be doing quick 15 minute updates, do comeback.
Time: 9:45 PM
After being the good guys at elections, AAP is winning accolades and new sympathizers. Latest going good for AAP is a series of Tweets comparing Rs 15 Crores spent by BJP on Modi rally and comparing it with Rs 15 Lakh spent on AAP concert. Of course technically one can qualify to be an election expense and what BJP has done not, but the whole absurdity of the same is pushing people further away from mainstream political parties.
Time: 5:00 PM
Statement by BJP: We accepts that AAP divided anti-incumbency vote. Good morning, you really realized it now, you were not aware of it all through? it looks like soon BJP would also realize that they lost their committed voters too… till then let them calculate only 1/2 of anti-incumbency loss.
Date: December 7, 2013
Time: 7:00 AM
Today we are going to see re-polling at Jangpura constituency a seat held by Congress MLA, Tarvinder Singh Marwah. Now this re-polling would surely tilt the result, improving chances of Mr. Marwah as his vote bank and committed voters would go back to polling booths. Others may not. It is totally clumsy that the election officer didn’t clear the machine after mock polling.
Date: December 6/2013
Time: 7:01 PM
Lot of people are calling it semifinals, I think it is incorrect to do that. This is no semifinal, this is final for these four states and everything matters, results of these elections would directly impact Rajya Sabha numbers in years to come. We are voting for the parliament indirectly too, Delhi has 3 seats in Rajya Sabha.
Coalition would be a big challenge in a scenario if no one crosses 30, the one who crosses 30 would somehow form the Government, hook and crook maybe are on the back-burner but they are around the corner anyway.
Left (CPI/CPM etc) cadre and leaders are likely to have voted for AAP. For the first time they had choice where they themselves were not one. It is unlikely that they would have voted for their former ally Congress.
Time: 4:40 PM
Best case scenario for BJP is: BJP 28, AAP 23, Congress 15, JDU 2, BSP 1, INLD 1
Date: December 6/ 2013
Time: 10:51 AM
Now this is interesting:
Punjabis largely voted for BJP & AAP. Likely
Poorvanchalis largely voted for Congress & AAP. Likely
Delhi’s original village residents voted for Congress & AAP. Likely
Malayalis in Delhi voted for AAP. Very likely.
Tamilians in Delhi voted for AAP. Very likely.
Gujaratis in Delh voted for BJP. Very likely.
Andhraites in Delhi couldn’t decide and are likely to have voted independently. Likely.
Kashmiri Pandits in Delhi voted for BJP & AAP. Very likely.
North-easterns voted for AAP. Very likely.
Uttranchalis voted for Congress and AAP.
Bengalis voted for AAP & BJP
Rajasthanis voted for BJP & AAP
December 5, 2013
Delhi is confused. It may not be a close finish but it is surely going to be a mystery box kind of a finish. There are hundreds of questions which are being asked and there are no points for guessing that there are no answers. Strangely there are no gossips and there are no serious bets, an average ‘Delhi-wala’ is treading with caution, no one wants to be left with their foot in mouth. A few are zapped at what all these surveys are talking about, it doesn’t look like that BJP is going to get a majority to many, including this writer, ask me to commit and I won’t. It is indeed an open-ended question till results come out on this Sunday.
There is a split and to many this city doesn’t look like their own. It looks like an unknown entity a puzzle and a maze of uncertainty. I have talked to over a few dozen individuals and heard their feedback, unpredictability is the only certainty with all of them too. Some of my notes since yesterday bring forward these statistics:
Talked to 38, all 38 voted, all 38 are literate, most are active on social media, almost all are between age group of 30 -55. 30 voted for AAP and 8 for BJP-Akali alliance and none for Congress. It is a tiny insignificant sample, may not carry any weight but carries a message, Congress is out. A few feel Shiela Dixit is going to lose, all of those who feel Shiela Dixit would lose feel bad for her. Most talked to feel she should have not contested, she had a great run, why she messed it for her? Why ruin her old age, they say. Hunger for power, is that her undoing? We will have to wait for results. Delhi has had a good run under her, it is no doubt a more prosperous city in comparison to all others, fairly stable, fairly resilient but Shiela ji has run out of her time, if not her luck. This city needs a new spirit, Delhi needs a new leader and of course it needs lot of new ideas to really get over its challenges.
So here are a few random statements heard during the day.
When most of us voted for AAP, how can BJP win. BJP can still win, as we are not a true sample.
Would Congress and its cash and liquor politics still hold good? Would it be potent enough to pull it through? Would pension to almost a million of Rs 3,000/- per month work for it? Most say it looks tough, others say it is not pulling out a zero anyway, it will work in a few and fail at most, that is why Congress would go.
We pressed for broom, swipe it would do on its own. Hmm… it depends how many brooms are pressed into service.
AAP would get a few seats but Kejriwal would be defeated. Possibility can’t be ruled out.
BJP has lost more voters to AAP than Congress has lost to AAP. Very likely.
AAP almost got all of first time educated voters. Very likely
AAP won’t support BJP, but would BJP support AAP. Possible.
Women voted for AAP more than men. Likely.
Tejpal case benefited BJP, may give them 2-3% crucial edge. Unlikely.
JD (U) of Nitish Kumar’s win would add to at least 1 – Shoaib Iqbal. Likely.
Akali Dal would win Rajouri Garden seat. Likely.
BSP would be totally marginalized and may not win any seat. Likely.
BSP may see its share of votes coming down below 10% from 14% + currently.
Modi factor did more damage to BJP than it did good. Making it a no option in over 20 seats with significant Muslim vote. Very likely. BJP is actually contesting on only 50 seats from that point of view. But in absence of AAP these seats would have gone to Congress and conclusions would have been easier, not any more. Anti BJP vote is also split between AAP, Congress and JD (U).
BSP doesn’t gain from anti BJP vote. Likely.
Jagdish Mukhi of BJP would win. Very likely.
Harsharan Singh Balli would win on Congress ticket from Hari Nagar. Very tough to comment.
Congress would be defeated in its stronghold of Vikaspuri. Likely.
If AAP gets elected to power it would be bad for Delhi, agitation and administration are two different things. Are they really, our parliamentarians agitate more and administer less.
Delhi election results would set the tone and agenda for national elections. If AAP gets even 15 seats, corruption and not development would be the agenda for next general elections.
!@#$%
Related Information :
Delhi Election Results
MP Election Results
Rajasthan Election Results
Chhattisgarh Election Results
Mizoram Election Results
