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The saffron camp expressed confidence in the party’s victory that this time Lotus would blossom in Delhi, while the AAP denied exit poll results.
While the AAP is looking at banking on their registration records and welfare schemes for the third straight period, BJP and Congress are looking for a revival. (Image: PTI)
As many pollutants predicted that the Indian public was likely to form a government after 27 years in the national capital, giving a blow to the ruling Aam Aadmi Party, political parties replied with mixed responses that the election with some forecasts Predicted with some forecasts with prediction. Win, while others are rejecting them and calling them betting and wrong.
The saffron camp expressed confidence in the party’s victory that this time the Lotus would bloom in Delhi, while the AAP denied exit poll results and said that AAP’s vote share always comes more than that shown in prophecies. . On the other hand, the Congress said that the party will get more seats than the estimated as the people of Delhi want change and get fed up with AAP.
Lotus Blooming in Delhi: BJP
Soon after the declaration of exit poll results, BJP MP Manoj Tiwari said that predictions are correct and actually the results are going to be better than the outstanding elections. “BJP is coming to power in Delhi. This is the BJP’s home return. I thank the people of Delhi, “he said.
Minister of State for Transport Harsh Malhotra told CNN-NEWS18 that the people of Delhi have voted for a change this time and said that the BJP will form the government with an absolute majority.
The BJP candidate of New Delhi Assembly seat Parvesh Verma said, “It is certain that Lotus will bloom on February 8. We will give good governance, clean Yamuna and employment in Delhi. Arvind Kejriwal is confident that he is losing.”
Addressing, Malavia Nagar Assembly Satish Upadhyay said, “”The straws of Jhadu are bobbedThe BJP is returning with a clear majority. If you look at the history of AAP, their modus is an operandi game and lying. ,
AAP Call Exit Poll Result is not accurate
Responding to exit poll results, the AAP candidate of Greater Kailash Legislative Assembly Saurabh Bhardwaj trusted the party’s victory despite the predictions and said, “We have contested 3 elections in Delhi and this is the 4th assembly elections we are contesting . In 2013 and 2015, exit polls showed that we would be defeated and in 2020, in the exit poll, it was shown that we would be getting less number. ,
“Similarly, in 2025, it is shown that we will get less seats. I think exit polls have always shown that AAP will get less votes. The BJP always silences the voices of common people so that they do not speak out of fear. AAP’s vote share always comes more than the exit elections, “he said.
Congress claims better performance
Given the party’s performance of the last two elections in the national capital, party leaders are confident that the Grand Old Party will increase its seat in the capital.
Speaking to CNN-NEWS18, Congress leader and candidate of New Delhi constituency Sandeep Dekit said, “I am assuming the exit elections are correct, but the final results will come on 8 February. People of Delhi want change, people are fed up with AAP. I would not be surprised if AAP would be loose. ,
Exit poles predict BJP’s victory
The Bharatiya Janata Party is likely to return to the national capital after 25 years, the exit poll predicted. The Aam Aadmi Party, led by Arvind Kejriwal, expects a major setback in this election season as most of the pollutants are predicting that Saffron Camp may return to win in the capital.
Meanwhile, the Congress party is expected to win two seats in the capital city, according to prophecies.
In 70 assembly constituencies in Delhi, voters on Wednesday made predictions after exercising their franchise to select their government. The voting started at 7 am and continued till 6 pm.
The national capital saw a triangular competition between the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress. While the ruling AAP is looking at a third straight term, saffron camps and the Grand Old Party are targeting for a comeback.
