For 15 long years BJP ruled MCD, but now...

December 07, 2022 12:55

AAP workers celebrate at the party office in Delhi as the party wins 106 seats and leads on 26 others as per the official trends. Counting is on.

Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta says, "BJP contested well on issues and exposed lies and corruption of the AAP. They had said BJP will get 20 seats and AAP will get 230. It's a neck-to-neck fight. Polls results could be anything. Final results yet to come, but BJP hopeful of majority."

The BJP, which exit polls predicted to suffer a massive defeat, put up a spirited fight, winning 83 wards and leading in 19, as its leaders hoped for a reversal of trends.

According to figures available at 12.30 pm, the AAP has won 104 seats and was ahead in 31, totalling up to 135. The MCD has 250 wards, and the simple majority mark is 126.

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