Kejriwal all set for 3rd term as his AAP sweeps Delhi Assembly elections

Feb 11, 2020
New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal looks set for a third term with his Aam Admi Party(AAP) heading towards a resounding victory as the counting of votes for Assembly elections moves in final rounds.

The AAP is leading on 63 seats and the BJP is a distant second with its candidates ahead on just 7 seats.

In the last elections, Kejriwal’ party had got 67 seats, and the BJP 3 seats only.

That way BJP has made a gain of 4 seats and the AAP suffered a loss of equal number of seats.

The Congress and other parties have drawn a blank so far.
—India News Stream

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