Bharatiya Janata Party Wins Delhi Elections

The India — Delhi Legislative Assembly elections, held on February 5, saw a voter turnout of 60.42 percent across 70 assembly seats. The results, declared on February 8, marked a significant shift in the political landscape of India — Delhi. The India — Bharatiya Janata Party secured a historic mandate, returning to power after a 27-year wait, winning 47 seats and leading on one. In contrast, the ruling India — Aam Aadmi Party suffered a crushing defeat, winning only 22 seats, with many of its top leaders, including former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and ex-Deputy CM Manish Sisodia, losing their constituencies. Atishi Marlena was a notable exception, retaining her Kalkaji seat. The India — Indian National Congress failed to win any seats, marking its third consecutive zero tally in the assembly polls. Following the results, India — Aam Aadmi Party MP Swati Maliwal criticized Atishi Marlena for celebrating amidst the party's defeat and attacked Arvind Kejriwal, referencing an alleged assault case. Exit polls from various agencies like Axis My India, Today s Chanakya, and P-Marq had largely predicted a India — Bharatiya Janata Party victory, though some, like Mind Blink and Wee Preside, had projected an India — Aam Aadmi Party landslide.