Shelly Oberoi: 5 Points On AAP Leader Elected Delhi Mayor

Shelly Oberoi was the mayoral candidate of the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which won the mayoral polls in December. She was declared the new mayor of Delhi after three failed attempts in the past to hold voting.

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Shelly Oberoi has been associated with AAP since 2014.

The ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) won the mayoral polls in Delhi on Wednesday. Its candidate Shelly Oberoi was declared the new mayor of Delhi after three failed attempts in the past to hold voting.

Here are five points on Shelly Oberoi:

Ms Oberoi, a former Delhi University professor, is a first-time councillor who won the Delhi civic body election from East Patel Nagar ward in December last year. AAP won the Delhi Municipal Corporation election on December 8, ending the BJP's 15-year dominance over the civic body.
The 39-year-old has studied management from IIM, Kozhikode.

Shelly Oberoi has been associated with AAP since 2014 and named the vice president of party's Mahila Morcha in 2020.
According to her LinkedIn profile, Ms Oberoi is a lifetime member of the Indian Commerce Association (ICA). She did her PhD from Indira Gandhi National Open University's (IGNOU) School of Management Studies. She won several awards in different conferences.

Ms Oberoi's father Satish Kumar is a businessman and her mother Saroj is a homemaker. She also has a brother and a sister.

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Shelly Oberoi: 5 Points On AAP Leader Elected Delhi Mayor

Shelly Oberoi was the mayoral candidate of the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which won the mayoral polls in December. She was declared the new mayor of Delhi after three failed attempts in the past to hold voting.