Delhi Polls: Kejriwal Trails by 1,229 Votes in New Delhi Seat After 8 Rounds

New Delhi (The Uttam Hindu): Counting of votes for Delhi Assembly elections is going on since 8 am. In the trends so far, BJP has crossed the majority mark. On the other hand, if we talk about the hot seat New Delhi seat, then there is a close contest. Sometimes Arvind Kejriwal is ahead from this seat and sometimes behind. After 8 rounds of counting, Kejriwal is trailing by 1229 votes. Now only 5 rounds of counting are left. On the other hand, Congress candidate Sandeep Dixit has accepted defeat from this seat and a tough contest is being seen between Kejriwal and Pravesh Verma. In the trends and Election Commission figures, BJP seems to be getting majority.

Delhi Election Result: Close contest on New Delhi seat, Kejriwal trails by 1229 votes after 8 rounds; 5 rounds left: Now it has to be seen whether AAP will return to power under the leadership of Kejriwal or BJP will form the government in the capital after 27 years. Congress, which could not win even a single seat in the last 2 elections, also has a lot of hopes from this election. Let us tell you that votes were cast in the capital on 5 February. A three-tier security arrangement has been made for the 19 counting centers in the capital, in which two companies of paramilitary forces have been deployed at each center. Let us tell you that in the exit polls released before the results, it was told that this time Delhi is not far for BJP. That is, BJP was said to be getting majority in the exit polls. If this happens then it will be a new history in itself.