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Delhi assembly polls : BJP gains,AAP still holds the support of their beneficiary voters

New Delhi

Milind Dharmasena

Amidst a high voltage election campaign for Delhi assembly elections, ‘QUEST WAVE’ , one of the leading public opinion polling company specializing in political, public affairs, public policy research in India predicts the ruling party Aam Aadmi Party may lose a lot of seats to BJP It reports that the BJP may stop AAP from forming government this time and making it difficult for the ruling party to reach the magic number .

BJP has made a successful campaign against AAP to convince voters that they need to vote them this time to see the difference in administration. BJP campaigned citing failures of AAP government especially in the sector of public works and social welfare.

AAP is having a tough time with the incumbent Chief Minister Atishi Marlena, as she’s not as convincing as AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal.During the last few months lots of promises made by AAP are not fulfilled by the ruling party and the opposition parties have exposed it well ,especially the BJP .

AAP may still win a big number of seats , but will see a decline compared to last assembly polls . The mood in Delhi is ‘ Abki baar Modi Sarkar’ with people talking about giving one chance to BJP as they have seen both Congres and AAP governments for the past 20 years .

BJP may gain 15-20 seats more than the previous assembly elections , making it tough for AAP to reach the magic figure of 36 seats .

The punjabi speaking voters in Delhi are the crucial deciders , who seem to be favouring BJP this elections. ‘Quest Wave’ reposts suggest AAP still holds the solid support of the beneficiaries of their free schemes , especially the lower income group and economically weaker sections.

It will be interesting to see what the voters decide tomorrow on the voting Day .The counting is in February 8.

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