Kejriwal’s BJP’s Danka; Khalsa will be in power in Delhi Municipality; exit poll data A to Z Counsel

New Delhi: There is a possibility of a big blow to the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party in the Delhi Municipal Elections. Dillikarni Arvind Kejriwalchya bazunum clear kaul dila aahe. When there are allegations of corruption on the leaders of the Aam Aadmi Party from the BJP, the voters have shown the way to the BJP’s house. Since 2007, Delhi Municipal Corporation is in power of BJP. Just looking at the figures of exit polls, BJP’s 15 years of power can be Khalsa.

Voting for the Delhi Municipal Elections took place on 4th December. The polling started from 8 am. 50.47 percent turnout at 5.30 pm. In 2017 Delhi Municipal Elections, 53.55 percent polling was done. At this time a total of 1349 candidates are contesting for 250 seats. Municipal elections will be held on 7th December, that is, Parva will be declared.
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According to India Today-Axis My India exit poll, Aam Aadmi Pakshala can get 149 to 171 seats. And BJP’s floor can go from 69 to 91 days. Congress is expected to get only 3 to 7 seats. And others have a possibility of getting 5 to 9 seats. BJP’s 35 percent in Delhi Municipal Election, and Kejriwal’s vote is expected to be 43 percent. And there is a possibility of Congress getting 10 percent votes.

According to exit polls, 46 percent of our women voted. And 40 percent of the men have taken donations in the form of your customs. Or is the BJP lagging behind in the elections? BJP has given only 34 per cent calls to women voters. BJP is estimated to have 36 percent male voters.
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The number of voters falling under the Delhi Municipal Corporation is 1.45 crore. Almost half of them had not exercised their right to vote. And 95 thousand 458 people voted for the first time. Delhi Municipal Corporation is one of the largest municipal corporations in the country.