Delhi Election Consequence 2025: Days forward of Delhi election outcomes, the Aam Aadmi Occasion once more claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Occasion (BJP) leaders reached out to 16 AAP candidates providing them Rs 15 crore and ministerial berth in the event that they be part of the BJP. AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal rejected the exit ballot outcomes saying that the BJP bought executed the faux surveys.
“Some businesses are exhibiting that the abusive celebration is getting greater than 55 seats. Within the final two hours, 16 of our candidates have acquired calls that in the event that they depart AAP and be part of their celebration, they’ll make them ministers and can give Rs. 15 crores to every of them. If his celebration is getting greater than 55 seats then what’s the want for him to name our candidates? Clearly, these faux surveys have been performed with the only real goal of making this environment to interrupt down some candidates. However you abusive individuals, not even considered one of our males will break down,” stated Kejriwal on X.
This isn’t the primary time that the AAP made such allegations. Kejriwal had earlier made comparable claims in 2014 and 2022 when he accused the BJP of providing Rs 20 crore to the MLAs of rival events.
The exit polls by a majority of pollsters have proven that the BJP is prone to return to energy after 27 years. Nothing appears to be working for the Congress because the celebration is prone to rating zero as soon as once more. The ruling AAP might go beneath the bulk mark, predicted the exit polls.
The Axis My India exit ballot means that AAP might win between 15 and 25 seats, whereas BJP+ may safe 45 to 55 seats, and Congress might get Zero to 1 seat.
The Chanakya Methods exit ballot estimates AAP’s seat share at 25-28, BJP+ at 39-44, and Congress at 2-Three seats.
The CNX exit ballot predicts that AAP may safe solely 10-19 seats, whereas BJP+ may dominate with 49-61 seats, and Congress might get 0-1 seat.
The counting of votes for the 70-member meeting will happen on February 8.
