2022 Delhi Civic Body Polls

Aam Aadmi Party's Aaley Mohammed Iqbal, son of AAP MLA Shoaib Iqbal, trounced his Congress rival Mohammad Hamid by 17,134 - the highest victory margin in Municipal Corporation of Delhi elections

In elections to the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), AAP wins polls, but the BJP got more seats than were predicted for it

The Delhi civic body may be just one of the many wings of governance in the national capital, but the AAP win holds much wider significance.

In an election that turned out to be closer than expected, the AAP managed a prestige win; and the BJP did not lose as badly as was predicted. The Congress barely managed to hold on to some relevance.

In an election that turned out to be closer than expected, the AAP looks to have managed a prestige victory -- unseating the BJP in Delhi's civic body.

Around 50 per cent voting was recorded on Sunday in the election to the 250 municipal wards in Delhi, with main rivals BJP and AAP claiming victory in the high-stakes contest.

Delhi voted today to elect who controls the city's powerful municipal corporation, known as the MCD.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday -- a day ahead of the civic body polls -- made an appeal to the voters to give one chance to the AAP to clean the "corruption-infested MCD."

The Congress' Delhi unit on Wednesday promised RO water purifiers to the poor, day-boarding facility at MCD-run schools and waiving off previous house tax dues in its manifesto for elections to the civic body.

A total of 1,349 candidates are in the fray in the Delhi MCD elections, out of which 709 are women and 640 are men.

Exuding confidence ahead of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi polls, Arvind Kejriwal predicted a win for the Aam Aadmi Party and said his party will win 230-plus seats, while BJP will get less than 20

With Delhi civic polls just two weeks away, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Manish Sisodia today launched 'Kejriwal ki sarkar, Kejriwal ka parshad' campaign, stressing that only an AAP-led municipal body will ensure development in Delhi's neighbourhoods

All the three major parties in the fray - BJP, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), and Congress - have fielded a large number of women candidates for the 250-ward Municipal Corporation of Delhi, where 50 per cent, or 125 wards, are reserved for women

Nearly 4,000 party workers, including leaders from BJP-ruled states, have descended to Delhi for micromanagement of its campaign.

The BJP on Friday accused AAP leader Mukesh Goel of demanding Rs 1 crore from a junior engineer of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi for giving gifts to party leaders.

Aam Aadmi Party's Aaley Mohammed Iqbal, son of AAP MLA Shoaib Iqbal, trounced his Congress rival Mohammad Hamid by 17,134 - the highest victory margin in Municipal Corporation of Delhi elections

In elections to the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), AAP wins polls, but the BJP got more seats than were predicted for it

The Delhi civic body may be just one of the many wings of governance in the national capital, but the AAP win holds much wider significance.

In an election that turned out to be closer than expected, the AAP managed a prestige win; and the BJP did not lose as badly as was predicted. The Congress barely managed to hold on to some relevance.

In an election that turned out to be closer than expected, the AAP looks to have managed a prestige victory -- unseating the BJP in Delhi's civic body.

Around 50 per cent voting was recorded on Sunday in the election to the 250 municipal wards in Delhi, with main rivals BJP and AAP claiming victory in the high-stakes contest.

Delhi voted today to elect who controls the city's powerful municipal corporation, known as the MCD.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday -- a day ahead of the civic body polls -- made an appeal to the voters to give one chance to the AAP to clean the "corruption-infested MCD."

The Congress' Delhi unit on Wednesday promised RO water purifiers to the poor, day-boarding facility at MCD-run schools and waiving off previous house tax dues in its manifesto for elections to the civic body.

A total of 1,349 candidates are in the fray in the Delhi MCD elections, out of which 709 are women and 640 are men.

Exuding confidence ahead of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi polls, Arvind Kejriwal predicted a win for the Aam Aadmi Party and said his party will win 230-plus seats, while BJP will get less than 20

With Delhi civic polls just two weeks away, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Manish Sisodia today launched 'Kejriwal ki sarkar, Kejriwal ka parshad' campaign, stressing that only an AAP-led municipal body will ensure development in Delhi's neighbourhoods

All the three major parties in the fray - BJP, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), and Congress - have fielded a large number of women candidates for the 250-ward Municipal Corporation of Delhi, where 50 per cent, or 125 wards, are reserved for women

Nearly 4,000 party workers, including leaders from BJP-ruled states, have descended to Delhi for micromanagement of its campaign.

The BJP on Friday accused AAP leader Mukesh Goel of demanding Rs 1 crore from a junior engineer of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi for giving gifts to party leaders.