BJP candidate Om Prakash Sharma criticized AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal
New Delhi: On Wednesday, Om Prakash Sharma, the BJP candidate for the Vishwas Nagar Assembly seat, attacked Arvind Kejriwal, the leader of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), and said that a BJP chief minister will soon be appointed in Delhi. Additionally, he charged Kejriwal with deceiving the people by spreading “lies.”
The exit polls are in favor of the BJP, Sharma said in the media report in response to the results. In addition, as political workers, we can feel that the chief minister of the BJP will be elected in Delhi when we go to the field.”
It’s Arvind Kejriwal’s fight. He has a long history of dishonorable acts and falsehoods. He remarked, “It is very difficult to predict his behavior, whether it is the ‘tukde tukde’ gang, speaking the language of Pakistan, or going to jail in connection with the liquor scam.”
Voter participation for the election of Delhi’s 70-member assembly was 60.42 percent on Wednesday night.
The BJP is expected to create the next government in Delhi, according to the majority of exit polls, with the incumbent AAP trailing behind. In the assembly elections, Congress is predicted to maintain its poor performance.
The exit polls differed in their predictions of the BJP’s winning margin; one suggested that the party may win between 51 and 60 of Delhi’s 70 assembly seats. AAP victory was also anticipated by two surveys. Following Wednesday’s end of the Delhi assembly votes, the exit polls released their projections.
The P-MARQ exit poll predicts that the Congress would gain 0–1 seats, the AAP 21–31 seats, and the BJP 39–49 assembly seats.
The BJP and AAP were expected to compete closely, according to Matrize’s exit poll. It predicted that the AAP will win 32–37 seats and the BJP would win 35–40 seats. Congress may win one seat, it said.
According to a People’s Pulse exit poll, the AAP might win 10–19 seats and the BJP 51–60 assembly seats. Congress did not get any seats, according to the exit poll.
According to the People’s Insight exit poll, the AAP is predicted to win 25–29 seats and the BJP 40–44 seats. It said that the Congress may win 0–1 seats.
According to the JVC exit poll, the BJP won 39–45 seats, the AAP 22–31, and the Congress 0–2.
According to Chanakya Strategies, the BJP would win 39–44 seats, the AAP would win 25–28 seats, and the Congress would win 2–3 seats. According to poll dairy exit polls, the BJP would win 42–50 seats, the AAP 18–25, and the Congress 0–2 seats.
AAP might win 46–52 seats, BJP 18–23 seats, and Congress 0–1 seats, according to WeePreside’s exit poll.By 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Delhi had 57.70 percent of the population present.
On February 8, the votes will be tallied.In Delhi’s previous two assembly elections, the AAP has dominated.
It won 62 of the 70 seats in the 2020 assembly elections, while the BJP took home eight. In the past two assembly votes, Congress, which had controlled the nation’s capital for 15 years, was unable to establish itself.
