‘Hand’ with ‘broom’ would have been something else? The seats in Delhi … where the AAP was not defeated by the BJP, Congress defeated! – Delhi Election Results congress caused huge loss by cutting votes of aam aadmi party, BJP benefited ntc

The results of the Delhi assembly elections have come and this time the election battle has completely changed the political picture of the national capital. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), who was dreaming of forming the government for the third consecutive time, had to face a crushing defeat. At the same time, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) captured power after 27 years, registering a historic victory. On the other hand, the Congress was once again reduced to zero, which made it clear that its revival in Delhi is still far -fetched. Arvind Kejriwal’s popularity declined, the distribution of votes due to lack of alliance with Congress and BJP’s aggressive electoral strategy wrote the script of AAP’s defeat.

After the results of Delhi, a big question has definitely arisen. That is, should the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) have formed an alliance with the Congress to perform better? And if the hand was supported, then how much would the broom go in Delhi and would have changed the existing electoral equations by contesting elections with both? In fact, all the opposition parties formed the Grand Alliance India to defeat the BJP in the Lok Sabha. Congress and AAP were also involved in this. But by the assembly elections, both parties landed in different grounds. First Haryana, now both parties in Delhi contested separate elections, which directly benefited the BJP. As a result, the BJP government was formed in both places. In Haryana, the Aam Aadmi Party cut the votes of the Congress, now it has been seen in the opposite in Delhi.

Due to Congress, big faces of AAP like Kejriwal, Sisodia defeat

In this election, the BJP benefited tremendously, while the AAP suffered defeat by a few thousand votes in many seats. The performance of the Congress may have been weak, but its votes in many seats could prove to be a game Changer for AAP. Aam Aadmi Party national convenor Arvind Kejriwal himself lost to BJP’s Pravesh Verma by a margin of just 4,089 votes. Similarly, big leaders of AAP like Manish Sisodia and Saurabh Bhardwaj lost the seat with a very small margin. And in these seats, more votes than this difference went to the Congress candidates. That is, it is clear that the absence of an alliance with the Congress has proved to be a big loss for the AAP.

AAP candidate lost by cutting Congress votes in 14 seats

AAP won 22 out of 70 seats, but many of them reduced their vote share. The Congress did not win any seat, but got votes up to 5-15% in many seats. The BJP won many such seats, where it benefited from the distribution of AAP and Congress votes. If the AAP and Congress had an alliance, the BJP could have been a tough challenge. The reason is, there are 14 such seats in Delhi, where the defeat of the Aam Aadmi Party candidates was only due to the Congress votes. That is, the Congress has harmed the Aam Aadmi Party more than the BJP on these seats.

If there was a ‘hand’ with ‘broom’, the situation could be different on these seats

New Delhi: The results of New Delhi, the hottest seat in the capital, were also shocking. From here, Parvesh Sahib Singh (BJP) won by getting 30,088 votes. Aam Aadmi Party convenor Arvind lost by 4089 votes. Kejriwal got 25,999 votes, while Sandeep Dixit of Congress finished third with 4,568 votes.

Greater Kailash: Three -time MLA Saurabh Bhardwaj had to face defeat. He was defeated by BJP’s Shikha Roy with a Ankar of 3188 votes. BJP candidate got 49594 votes. Saurabh Bhardwaj of AAP got 46406 votes. Congress candidate Garvit Singhvi finished third with 6711 votes.

Jangpura: BJP candidate Tarwinder Singh Marwah won by securing 38,859 votes. Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) candidate Manish Sisodia finished second in a tough match with 38,184 votes. Sisodia lost by just 675 votes. At the same time, Congress (INC) candidate Farhad Suri got 7,350 votes.

Rajendra Nagar: BJP candidate Umang Bajaj won with 46,671 votes. At the same time, Durgesh Pathak of Aam Aadmi Party lost by a margin of only 1231 votes. He got 45,440 votes, while Vineet Yadav of Congress got 4,015 votes on this seat.

Madipur: BJP’s Kailash Gangwal won with 52,019 votes. Rakhi Birla of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) finished second with 41,120 votes, while Jai Prakash Panwar of Congress (INC) got 17,958 votes and finished third. BJP defeated AAP by a margin of 10,899 votes.

Malaviya Nagar: Satish Upadhyay (BJP) won by getting 39,564 votes. Somnath Bharti of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) finished second with 37,433 votes. Satish Upadhyay defeated Somnath Bharti by a close margin of 2,131 votes. Jitendra Kumar Kochhar of Congress got 6,770 votes on this seat.

Badli seat: BJP candidate Ahir Deepak Chaudhary got 61,192 votes. AAP candidate Ajesh Yadav got 46,029 votes. The margin of victory between BJP and AAP candidates is close to 15 thousand votes. Whereas from here, Devendra Yadav of Congress got 41,071 votes.

Chhatarpur: BJP candidate Kartar Singh Tanwar got 80,469 votes. Brahm Singh Tanwar of AAP got 74,230 votes. The margin of victory between the two was 6239 votes. Here Congress candidate Rajendra Singh Tanwar got 6,601 votes.

Kasturba Nagar: Neeraj Basoya of BJP got 38,067 votes. Congress candidate Abhishek Dutt finished second with 27,019 votes, while Ramesh Pahalwan of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) got 18,617 votes and finished third. Here BJP won by a margin of 11,048 votes.

Mahrauli: BJP’s Gajendra Singh Yadav won this seat with 48,349 votes. Mahendra Chaudhary of Aam Aadmi Party got 46,567 votes. The margin of victory between the two was just 1782 votes. Whereas Congress candidate Pushpa Singh got 9338 votes here.

Nangloi Jat: Manoj Kumar Shaukeen (BJP) won by winning 75,272 votes. Raghuvinder Shaukeen of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) finished second with 49,021 votes. Both had a difference of 26,251 votes. Whereas from here, Rohit Chaudhary of Congress (INC) got 32,028 votes.

Sangam Vihar: Chandan Kumar Chaudhary (BJP) won by getting 54,049 votes. Dinesh Mohania 53,705 of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) got votes and lost by a minor margin of 344 votes. Harsh Chaudhary of Congress (INC) got 15,863 votes from here.

Timarpur: Surya Prakash Khatri of BJP got 55,941 votes and won. At the same time, Surinder Pal Singh (Bittu) of AAP lost the election by a margin of 1168 votes. He got 54,773 votes, while Lokendra Kalyan Singh of Congress (INC) got 8,361 votes.

Trilokpuri: In the election, Ravi Kant (BJP) won by getting 58,217 votes. Anjana Parcha of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) finished second with 57,825 votes, while Amardeep of Congress (INC) finished third with 6,147 votes. Ravi Kant defeated Anjana Parcha by a very low margin of 392 votes.

AAP’s traditional vote bank also got a dent

In this election, AAP was the most damaged in Dalit and Muslim -dominated seats, because the traditional vote bank of Congress was also present in these areas. AAP suffered defeat on 4 of Delhi’s 12 Scheduled Castes (SC) reserved seats. The biggest reason for this was that both Congress and BJP made a dent in AAP’s vote bank. Along with this, AAP has also suffered a shock in Muslim -majority seats. Because, out of the 7 Muslim -dominated seats of Delhi, even though AAP has won 6 seats, its vote share has fallen. Not only this, due to mutual split in parties, the Hindu candidate of BJP has won the election with a big margin in Muslim -majority seat Mustafabad.