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As per the early signs of the Delhi Municipal Elections, there was a thorny clash between the AAP and the BJP. But three hours after the counting of votes started, the picture is getting clearer. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi Party has begun to undo the BJP’s 15-year rule.
If we look at the statistics at 12:00 PM (when counting of votes started), AAP is leading in 89 seats and leading in 47 seats (total 136), while BJP is leading in 32 seats (total 101) after winning 69 seats. Congress has won 4 seats and is leading in 5 seats (total 9). While three seats are seen going to other candidates.
Most of the exit polls predicted that the Aam Aadmi Party would get a majority in the Delhi Municipal Corporation. This prediction seems to be coming true.
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The Election Commission of Delhi has set up a total of 42 counting centers in the capital for the counting of votes. These counting centers have been set up in Shastri Park, Yamuna Vihar, Mayur Vihar, Nand Nagri, Dwarka, Okhla, Mangolpuri, Pitampura, Alipore and Model Town. On December 4, voting was held for 250 seats of Delhi Municipal Corporation.
68 election observers have already been deployed for the counting of votes. At this time, a total of 1 thousand 349 candidates are in the fray in 250 wards in the Delhi Municipal Elections. The election saw a fight between the BJP and the Aam Aadmi Party. The exit poll itself showed that the Congress was out of the contest.
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