New Delhi: The election results of Delhi Assembly will be declared on Tuesday i.e. today, February 11, 2020. At the same time, the results of the exit poll have increased the concern of political parties to supporters. In such a situation, everyone will be eager to know the result of their constituency. But everyone will also be watching New Delhi, Patpadganj, Rohini and Shahdara seats. Where CM Arvind Kejriwal from New Delhi and Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia from Patpadganj are in the fray for the third time.
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It is learned that after the formation of AAP, Kejriwal had already defeated Sheila Dixit in the year 2013 by a margin of 25864. In 2015, once again Kejriwal defeated Sheila Dixit by a margin of 31584. Where this time, he is being considered here to compete with local BJP leader Sunil Yadav. However, the Congress has nominated Romesh Sabharwal as its candidate. At the same time, this time around 14 percent less polling has been done than in 2015 and from here all the major parties are claiming victory. Speaking of Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia's seat, he defeated BJP's Nakul Bhardwaj by 11476 margins in 2013. In the year 2015, he defeated BJP candidate Binod Kumar Binny by 28 thousand votes.
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Uttarakhand and Himachal have a significant number of voters in this region. Therefore, the BJP has roped in Ravindra Negi and the Congress Laxman Rawat. All three parties have claimed to win this seat.
All eyes on Vijender Gupta's seat: It is also being said that in the same way, when talking about Leader of Opposition Vijendra Gupta, this is his second election as a BJP candidate from Rohini assembly constituency. In the first election, he won the election with a margin of 5387 votes. This time AAP candidate Rajeshnama Bansiwala has challenged him strongly. However, here too, everyone has claimed their victory.
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