Mcd Election Exit Polls

Riding on the massive victory of the Aam Aadmi Party in the Delhi civic polls, Punjab Chief Minister today claimed that the exit polls which predicted the party's loss in Gujarat will prove to be wrong.

After three exit polls on Monday predicted a clear win for the AAP in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi polls, the party said that the people have voted for the good work done by it while the BJP said it will do much better than the predictions.

The Aam Aadmi Party has wrested control of the Delhi Municipal Corporation from the BJP's 15-year rule, an NDTV poll of exit polls show.

The BJP is set to sweep Gujarat and hold on to Himachal Pradesh, a poll of exit polls predicted this evening. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is likely to tighten its grip on Delhi by winning the civic polls.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is likely to get 155 of the 250 wards in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) election, according to NDTV's poll of exit polls.

Just like the recent state polls, the BJP could he headed for a landslide victory in today's civic body elections in Delhi, according to exit polls. The party, which has governed the three civic bodies in the national capital for a decade, is pegged to win over 200 of the 270 wards which went to polls today.

Exit polls predicted an overwhelming victory for the BJP in the civic election of Delhi, giving them more than 200 of the 270 seats, as voting ended on Sunday. The overall turnout, at 54 per cent, was almost the same as the 2012 when 53.9 per cent polling was recorded. Rival parties pegged the election as a report card of Chief Minister Arvind Kejr...

In an exit timed to hurt, former Delhi Congress chief Arvinder Singh Lovely today walked out of his party and joined the BJP, declaring that the Congress had "died" under the present leadership. The former Delhi minister was welcomed into the BJP by party chief Amit Shah and its Delhi chief Manoj Tiwari.

A day after exit polls predicted gloom for the Congress in state elections, it drew some cheer by wresting seats from the BJP in Delhi's powerful civic body MCD.

Riding on the massive victory of the Aam Aadmi Party in the Delhi civic polls, Punjab Chief Minister today claimed that the exit polls which predicted the party's loss in Gujarat will prove to be wrong.

After three exit polls on Monday predicted a clear win for the AAP in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi polls, the party said that the people have voted for the good work done by it while the BJP said it will do much better than the predictions.

The Aam Aadmi Party has wrested control of the Delhi Municipal Corporation from the BJP's 15-year rule, an NDTV poll of exit polls show.

The BJP is set to sweep Gujarat and hold on to Himachal Pradesh, a poll of exit polls predicted this evening. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is likely to tighten its grip on Delhi by winning the civic polls.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is likely to get 155 of the 250 wards in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) election, according to NDTV's poll of exit polls.

Just like the recent state polls, the BJP could he headed for a landslide victory in today's civic body elections in Delhi, according to exit polls. The party, which has governed the three civic bodies in the national capital for a decade, is pegged to win over 200 of the 270 wards which went to polls today.

Exit polls predicted an overwhelming victory for the BJP in the civic election of Delhi, giving them more than 200 of the 270 seats, as voting ended on Sunday. The overall turnout, at 54 per cent, was almost the same as the 2012 when 53.9 per cent polling was recorded. Rival parties pegged the election as a report card of Chief Minister Arvind Kejr...

In an exit timed to hurt, former Delhi Congress chief Arvinder Singh Lovely today walked out of his party and joined the BJP, declaring that the Congress had "died" under the present leadership. The former Delhi minister was welcomed into the BJP by party chief Amit Shah and its Delhi chief Manoj Tiwari.

A day after exit polls predicted gloom for the Congress in state elections, it drew some cheer by wresting seats from the BJP in Delhi's powerful civic body MCD.