New Delhi: Today Delhi is going to give its verdict after voting. Although all parties have been claiming their victory, there are eight assembly seats in Delhi, on which all parties are watching. These seats are also going to play an important role in the majority of any party. After all, why are these eyes being kept on these seats:
Dwarka: In 2015, Aam Aadmi Party's Adarsh Shastri won this seat with a huge margin of around 40 thousand votes. But this time the twist came when AAP cut the ticket of Adarsh Shastri. With this, all the equations changed here. Adarsh Shastri joined Congress, while AAP gave a ticket to Vinay Mishra, son of former Congress MP Mahabal Mishra, while former BJP MLA Pradyuman Rajput is in the fray.
Hari Nagar: The Hari Nagar seat of West Delhi is Punjabi-dominated and was won by AAP's Jagdeep Singh last time. But this time, AAP nominated Rajkumari Dhillon from Congress instead of Jagdeep Singh. The screw here is that the Congress has nominated the councilor of the area this time, while the BJP has also given the ticket to Tejinderpal Bagga. In such a situation, a contest on this seat will be important.
Shakurbasti: This seat is important because AAP minister Satyendra Jain is in the fray. Last time, he won by just 3133 votes. This time, SC had more MLAs than him. Vats are in the fray on BJP ticket while Devraj Arora from Congress is in the fray. More than 15 percent of voting has been done on this seat after 5 pm.
Model Town: Because of Kapil Mishra coming to the field of BJP leaving AAP, all eyes are also on this seat. AAP has again made Akhileshpati Tripathi its candidate. Although the margin of Tripathi's victory was more than 16 thousand votes last time, this time the seat remains a question of prestige for the BJP and Kapil Mishra himself.
Gandhi Nagar: AAP's candidate has changed on this seat, as well as due to the field of Congress's Arvinder Singh Lovely, it remains a hot seat. Last time, Anil Vajpayee of AAP won from here, who is in the fray from BJP this time. AAP has nominated Naveen Chaudhary. Last time too, the victory of the AAP candidate was done by less than seven and a half thousand votes.
Seelampur: Everyone is eyeing this seat because instead of Mohammad Ishaq, who won from AAP last time, the party has fielded Abdul Rahman while Congress has given the ticket to Matin Ahmed and BJP Kaushal Mishra. In this way, both AAP and BJP are new candidates.
Najafgarh: Kejriwal government minister Kailash Gehlot is in the fray in Najafgarh seat, which never gives a chance to any MLA again. Last time, he won by just one and a half thousand votes. Due to this small difference and previous record of this seat, people are eyeing this seat. This time, BJP's Ajit Khadkari is compared to Gehlot while Sahib Singh Yadav of Congress is in the fray.
Krishna Nagar: Kiran Bedi, who was the face of BJP's Chief Minister last time, was a candidate from here but AAP's S.K. Bagga had defeated him. However, the margin of victory and defeat was only 2277 votes. This time Dr. Ashok Walia of Congress and Anil Goyal of BJP are in the fray.
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