New Delhi: In all exit polls, the Aam Aadmi Party government seems to be forming once again, although different claims are being made on the seats data. Exit polls are claiming to give more than 55 seats to AAP and it is being said that fewer seats will also come. The meanings of seats over 55 and below are also different.
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If more than 55 seats were won
AAP has fought this election by making politics of work an issue and the party has laid the foundation of the work done in the last 5 years in the entire election campaign. These include free schemes for the people of Delhi. The AAP won 67 seats in the 2015 assembly elections and if the party wins more than 55 seats this time, it will also be a victory for the governance model of the AAP government. For the next 5 years, Kejriwal will not have any difficulty in running the government and will be able to take decisions according to his own.
Kejriwal's identity will be different
The AAP government claims that all the work done in Delhi in 5 years has not been done in any state in the whole country. Kejriwal will also gain more importance in opposition parties against the BJP government at the center. If such a big victory is achieved then there will be a message in the whole country that a regional party contested very strongly against the strong BJP and won. Kejriwal will also have a distinct identity as the CM. The majority figure is 36 seats. If you get 36 to 44 seats, then the party can form a government in Delhi but running the government will be a big challenge. The picture will be different in the assembly as well and the opposition legislators in the assembly will also have a lot of pressure on the government. If these results come then it will also be assumed that there was some resentment among the people about the AAP government and due to this the number of seats has come down. If it does not get a majority, then there will be difficulties for the party, and the political journey ahead of the party's national convenor Kejriwal will become very difficult. In the event of the party not getting a majority in Delhi, keeping the party united will also be a big challenge for Kejriwal, as well as the possibilities of expanding the party outside Delhi may also be weak.
