The results of the Delhi Assembly elections have come and the Aam Aadmi Party’s sweep from the capital has become clear. BJP has returned to power in Delhi after 27 years, while the AAP was reduced to only 22 seats. BJP has got 48 seats in the bag.
However, some interesting quantity has also come to light in this election. Six candidates contesting from New Delhi assembly seat got very few votes, some of which could not even reach double digit (10 votes). All these candidates were from small political parties and their bail was forfeited.
Who got how many votes
According to the report of the news agency, Ishwar Chand of the Indian Rashtra Democratic Party got the lowest vote, who has got only four votes. Apart from this, Sanghanand Buddhist of Bhima Army, Mukesh Jain of Nationalist Janlok Party and Nitya Nand Singh of Rashtriya Manav Party got eight votes. Independent candidates Hyder Ali and Pankaj Sharma have received nine-nine votes. All these candidates were in the fray from New Delhi Assembly seat.
BJP’s power to BJP after 26 years
BJP has returned to power after 27 years in Delhi. BJP’s Pravesh Verma from New Delhi seat registered a big victory by defeating Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief and former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. Verma has defeated him a difference of 4,089 votes. Pravesh Verma got 30,088 votes, Arvind Kejriwal got 25,999 votes, and Sandeep Dixit of Congress got 4,568 votes.
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