AAP candidate from Jangpura seat, Manish Sisodia, visited the Swami Narayan Temple and offered prayers ahead of the counting of votes of the Delhi assembly elections<\/a>. Mr Sisodia, 53, is confident of an AAP hat-trick in the national capital despite several exit polls indicating a BJP comeback.<\/p>\n

“We are confident that the (AAP) government will be formed. We have to do a lot more work for Delhi and the education of children,” Mr Sisodia said.\u00a0<\/p>\n

The AAP first came to power in Delhi in 2013, winning 28 seats, but the government lasted just 49 days. In the 2015 elections, the party won a record 67 seats. In the 2020 polls, AAP won 62 seats.<\/p>\n

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Exit polls of the 2025 Delhi elections show the BJP may have a good chance of coming to power in the national capital, after 10 years of Arvind Kejriwal’s AAP ruling the city.<\/p>\n

Chanakya Strategies forecast AAP would get 25-28 seats, while the BJP would get 39-44 and the Congress up to three seats. DV Research predicted the AAP would win 26-34, BJP 36-44 and the Congress 0.<\/p>\n

The ruling AAP is eyeing a fourth straight win, while the BJP is looking for a comeback after 1998 while the Congress is struggling to reclaim its legacy.<\/p>\n

The turnout in the 2020 Delhi assembly election stood at 62.82 per cent, 4.65 per cent lower than 67.47 per cent in 2015.<\/p>\n

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