Delhi Election news 2020 Between AAP, BJP And Congress
Election officer died in Babarpur
An election officer has died while on duty in Babarpur in North East Delhi. The incident took place inside the polling booth at the Baburpur Primary School. Police has taken the body and sent it to Guru Teg Hospital for post-mortem.
Voting continues for the election of 70 assembly seats in Delhi. Till 11 pm, 6.96% polling was held in Delhi Assembly elections. According to news agency ANI, by 10 pm, 4.33% polling was done, while by 9 pm, 3.02% polling was done. Shortly after the commencement of voting, Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, Delhi Deputy Governor Anil Baijal, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan reached out with their families and cast their votes. Apart from this, Justice R Bhanumathi, BJP MP Pravesh Verma also voted. Through this election, where the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is hoping to come to power for the third time, the BJP (BJP) is expecting the Delhi government to occupy the throne. The Bharatiya Janata Party, which has lost key states like Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra and Jharkhand, has put a lot of emphasis this time to acquire Delhi. Congress (Congress) is also hoping to get success in Delhi this time. There is a triangular contest between these three parties in the Delhi Assembly Election. There are a total of 70 assembly seats in Delhi. There are 672 candidates in the fray in this election. Today 1.47 crore voters of Delhi will decide who will rule Delhi. The results of the election will be announced on 11 February.
Polling booths in different areas of Delhi have a long line.
CM Kejriwal cast vote
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal along with his family cast a vote at a polling station on Civil Lines. This time too, CM Kejriwal is in the fray from New Delhi assembly seat. BJP's Sunil Yadav and Congress's Romesh Sabharwal are contesting against them.
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According to bookies, this party is set to be formed in Delhi
BJP, Congress and AAP are the main contenders for the Delhi Assembly elections.
The campaign for the Delhi Assembly elections has stopped. Now the parties are going from house to house trying to turn voters in their favor. The Aam Aadmi Party is pushing to stay in power. BJP is trying hard to come to power. The Congress is also trying to recover the lost land in Delhi. Meanwhile, there is news from the speculative market. According to this, AAP continues to have popularity in Delhi. BJP and Congress may once again be disappointed in elections.
You will make the government comfortable!
Mail Today has reported that Satta Bazaar is claiming to form the government of the Aam Aadmi Party again. Speculators estimate that AAP may get 57 to 59 seats under the leadership of Arvind Kejriwal. It is said to have lost about 10 seats compared to the previous elections. But she can still form a government comfortably.
Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal (PTI)
BJP will benefit but power will remain away!
Satta Bazaar has also given estimates about BJP seats. It claims to have 12 seats. In the last election, BJP got 3 seats. The BJP has kept its full vigor in the Delhi elections. He campaigned 240 MPs along with 70 Union Ministers. PM Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah also rallied.
Home Minister Amit Shah during campaigning for Delhi Assembly. (PTI)
Bad condition of Congress!
The bookies are giving 1-2 seats to the Congress. There will be a slight jump in the vote share of Congress. The Congress could not even open an account in the 2015 elections. The Congress was in power in Delhi for 15 years before the 2013 assembly elections.
Congress is trying to return to power in Delhi. (File)
Shaheen Bagh harms you!
Speculators say that you have suffered a bit due to the ongoing demonstration in Shaheen Bagh. A bookie told Mail Today that two weeks ago, AAP was expected to get 69 seats. But after coming to the news of Shaheen Bagh, BJP benefited. Communal polarization has occurred due to the ongoing protests over the revised citizenship law. BJP has benefited from this
Voting is going on for all 70 seats in the Delhi Assembly. There has been a lot of enthusiasm among voters since the commencement of voting. Long lines are seen outside polling stations in Delhi's Jamia area. Right from the morning, people are seeing great enthusiasm about voting. All the common and special people were seen lined up at the polling booth to cast their votes. CM Arvind Kejriwal also cast his vote along with his family in the Civil Lines area.
Apart from Kejriwal, LG Anil Baijal, Union External Affairs Minister S. Jayashankar and Union Health Minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan exercised their franchise. Along with this, these leaders appealed to the people to vote and fulfill their responsibilities. The people of the capital will decide the fate of 672 candidates today with their votes. In view of the elections, the Delhi Police has made elaborate security arrangements. 40,000 policemen, 190 companies of CAPF and 19,000 personnel of Home Guards have been deployed. The Election Commission is monitoring CCTV cameras at more than 6000 polling booths. Webcasting will be done at these booths one hour before voting and one hour after voting. Delhi has 1.47 crore voters out of which 2,32,815 are 18 to 19 years old.
