Live! Will the broom sweep the Cong away from Delhi?

December 08, 2013 08:37

Delhi Assembly election result is being seen as an indicator of the mood of the urban electorate ahead of the general election.

The Election Commission has made elaborate security arrangements for the counting with 20 companies of Central Paramilitary Force and Delhi police keeping a tight vigil at 14 counting centres across the city.

While BJP fielded candidates in 66 constituencies, Congress and AAP contested in all the 70 seats. BSP, the third largest party in the last assembly election, fielded candidates in 69 seats, NCP in nine and Samajwadi Party in 27 seats. A total of 224 independents were also in the fray.

Leads so far: In Rajasthan: Congress: 2, BJP: 2
In Chhattisgarh: BJP: 4, Cong: 3
In Madhya Pradesh: Cong: 8, BJP: 7
In Delhi: AAP: 1

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