The party had scored an overwhelming victory in the 2015 polls, winning 67 seats and reducing the BJP to three
New Delhi: Exit polls for the Delhi Assembly election on Saturday forecast a comfortable victory for the ruling Aam Aadmi Party despite a likely rise in tally for the BJP in the 70- member House.
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The exit polls predicted little improvement in the fortunes of the Congress which could not bag any seat in the 2015 polls.
Beating the cold that continues to affect the city, a long queue was seen outside the polling booth as voting began at 8 am. Rahul Tyagi, 28, said, u201c Voting is not only our right but is our most important duty too.
Mandal, a 1908- born Bengali- speaking woman, cast her vote at South Delhi Municipal Corporation ( SDMC) Primary School at Chittaranjan Park in Greater Kailash Assembly constituency.
She was provided a special vehicle at her Chittaranjan Park residence, a famous Bengali enclave set up in the national capital after the 1971 Indo- Pakistan War that led to the creation of Bangladesh, to visit the polling booth where a wheelchair was arranged for her.
Agencies 111- year- old Kalitara Mandal shows her finger marked with indelible ink Voters stand in queues to cast their vote during the Delhi Assembly elections; ( right) Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal casts his vote along with his family on Saturday. PICS / PTI The TV9 Bharatvarsh- Cicero predicted 54 seats for the AAP, 15 for the BJP and one for the Congress.
Also, improvement in the fortunes of the Congress which could not bag seats in 2015, is predicted
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