In Delhi, if you look at the seats, there are 15 seats where a Congress candidate ate into AAP vote share and defeated the AAP candidate. Congress proved that it is BJP’s B-team in Delhi ...

In terms of the election results, the BJP is poised for a clear majority in Delhi, leading with 48 seats compared to the AAP's 22. Although the vote share gap between the two parties has narrowed ...

The Congress ruled Delhi for 15 years and the AAP after that but both never addressed the issues of the people of Delhi, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said on Friday while stressing that her ...

But it cannot be denied that our vote share has increased by 2 per cent. We have taken a step forward from the last time and in many seats in Delhi, where we have got more than double the votes ...

Abdullah was worried as bloc members, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Congress, were contesting against each other in Delhi ... 70 seats for itself in the seat-sharing deal, but won only 19 in ...

The Congress vote share fell from 40.31 per cent in 2008 (the last time Congress formed a government in Delhi) to 24.55 per cent in 2013, 9.7 per cent in 2015 and 4.3 per cent in 2020. AAP gained ...

He called it ‘Modi ki Guarantee’,” said senior AAP leader Atishi. “Today, Delhi’s women were waiting eagerly, believing in that promise. They kept wondering when ₹2,500 would be credited.