Delhi MCD Results: 'I Love You Too', says Kejriwal thanking voters for big civic polls win | HIGHLIGHTS

MCD poll results for all 250 seats declared, AAP wins 134, BJP 104, Cong 9, Independents 3: State Election Commission.

Delhi Chief MInister Arvind Kejriwal congratulated Delhiites and said he's thankful to them for 'choosing their son, brother' to run Municipal Corporation of Delhi.

Speaking further, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said, "I congratulate the people of Delhi for this win and thank them for bringing change."

"I want the cooperation of the BJP & Congress to work for Delhi now. I appeal to the Centre &ask for PM's blessings to make Delhi better. We have to make MCD corruption-free. Today, the people of Delhi have given a message to the entire nation," Kejriwal added.

Delhi CM and AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal, Deputy CM Manish Sisodia and Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann addressed the party workers as the party comfortably crosses the majority mark to win the MCD elections 2022.

So far, AAP has won 134 seats, BJP bagged 104, Congress grabs 9 while others have got 3 seats.

"We thank the people of Delhi for giving the mandate to AAP. This is not just a win but a big responsibility to make Delhi cleaner and better," Delhi Deputy CM & AAP leader Manish Sisodia said.

Addressing party workers after AAP's victory in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) elections 2022, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann took a jibe at BJP saying if exit polls proved inaccurate in the MCD polls, then they could be wrong as well tomorrow when Gujarat, Himachal results will be declared.

Addressing party workers, AAP's Sanjay Singh hit out at the BJP after his party registered victory in the MCD elections 2022 saying its an answer to the saffron party which used to say that they (AAP) only wins against Congress.  

Senior AAP leader Manish Sisodia on Wednesday thanked the people of Delhi for voting his party to victory in the MCD polls and said it was their mandate that helped it defeat the "world's biggest and most negative party". While the AAP has crossed the majority mark of 126, the BJP has won 99, according to the latest State Election Commission figures. The Congress was lagging far behind, winning just seven seats.

Gujarat results will be surprising, says Bhagwant Mann after AAP crosses halfway mark, ends BJP's 15-year-long reign in Delhi civic body.

The BJP, which exit polls predicted to suffer a massive defeat, put up a spirited fight, winning 102 seats and leading on 2 more, as its leaders hoped for a reversal of trends.

The MCD has 250 wards, and the simple majority mark is 126. The Congress on the other hand was lagging far behind, winning just five seats and leading in as many others.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has reached the magic figure of 126 to reach the half-way mark in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) elections. However, AAP couldn't sweep the elections as BJP put up a strong fight winning 97 seats so far. 

Another outcome of the election is a poor show of the Congress party which has so far won just 7 seats while independents bagged 3 seats.

BJP got a befitting reply from the people of Delhi. People have voted for the one who works for development. Today, Delhi has wiped out the 'keechar' that BJP tried to throw on Arvind Kejriwal. We'll transform Delhi into the most beautiful city in the world, says AAP MP Raghav Chadha.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is inching closer to the majority mark of 126 in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) elections as it emerged victorious in 106 wards, while has BJP bagged 84 wards as counting continues. The Congress was a distant third after winning five wards while Independent candidate Shakila won in Seelampur.

The MCD has 250 wards and the simple majority mark is 126.

Congress' Shagufta Chaudhary won in Chauhan Banger, while AAP's transgender candidate Bobi won from Sultanpuri-A defeating her Congress' Varuna Dhaka by over 6,700 votes.

The counting of votes polled in the December 4 elections started at 8 am.

Sultana Abad of the AAP won the Jama Masjid ward, while party candidate Sarika Chaudhary defeated Congress' Farhad Suri by a margin of 244 votes in Daryaganj.

BJP's Alka Raghav emerged victorious in Laxmi Nagar by a margin of 3,819 votes. The party's Rohini D candidate Smita also registered a win.

AAP's Ankush Narang has won from Ranjeet Nagar.

BJP contested well on issues and exposed lies-corruption of AAP. They had said BJP will get 20 seats and AAP will get 230. It's a neck-to-neck fight. Polls results could be anything. Final results yet to come but BJP hopeful of majority says Delhi BJP chief.

Out of 250 wards, results of 177 have been declared so far. 

• AAP wins 97
• BJP wins 75
• Congress wins 4
• Independent wins 1

Arvind Kejriwal uprooted 15-year-long Congress rule in Delhi and now the 15-year-long (BJP) rule in MCD. It shows people of Delhi don't like politics of hatred, they vote for schools, hospitals, electricity, cleanliness & infrastructure, said Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann.

AAP workers dance and celebrate at the party office in Delhi as the party wins 78 seats and leads on 56 others as per the official trends. Counting is underway.

A strong fight is being seen in Patparganj as AAP candidate Seema is leading with just 24 votes.

Bobi, the AAP candidate from Sultanpuri-A ward, wins. For the first time, MCD to have a member of the transgender community.

The people of Delhi will take revenge for the manner in which Delhi CM indulged in corruption and betrayed them. I trust the people of Delhi. We raised issues, exposed AAP's corruption and revealed their failures. We're going to come to power in MCD, for the 4th time, said Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta.

MCD Elections 2022 Results: BJP bags 32 seats, AAP 31, results of 68 seats announced so far. 

• BJP - 32
• AAP - 31
• Congress - 4
• Independent - 1

As the counting of votes is underway, both AAP and BJP have so far won 14 seats each in MCD elections 2022. AAP is leading in 116 seats, BJP on 91 so far. Congress has won 2 seats and is leading on 9.

The BJP has won 10 seats and the AAP six in the MCD polls, according to the State Election Commission, as the counting of votes continues. The counting of votes polled in the December 4 MCD elections commenced at 8 am Wednesday at 42 counting centres across Delhi amid tight security. Sultana Abad of the AAP won the Jama Masjid ward, while the party's Sarika Chaudhary defeated Congress' Farhad Suri by a margin of 244 votes in the Daryaganj seat. The BJP's Alka Raghav emerged victorious in Laxmi Nagar by a margin of 3,819 votes, while the party's Rohini D candidate Smita also registered a win. The AAP's Ankush Narang has won from the Ranjeet Nagar seat. 

A look at winners so far in the MCD Elections 2022 

• Laxmi Nagar - BJP
• Dwarka - AAP
• Daryaganj - AAP
• Siddhart Nagar - Sonali - BJP 
• Lajpat Nagar - Kunwar Arjun Pal Marwah - BJP 
• Ranjeet Nagar - Ankush Narang - AAP
• Rohini D - Smita - BJP 
• Jama Masjid - Sultana - AAP
• Geeta Colony - Neema Bhagat - BJP
• Kapashera - Aarti Yadav - AAP

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has won Daryaganj ward, while the BJP has bagged Mohan Nagar ward as counting of votes for Delhi Municipal Corporation polls continue.

Bharatiya Janata Party's Alka Raghav has defeated Aam Aadmi Party candidate Minakshi Sharma by 3819 votes in Laxmi Nagar seat.

We worked for the disposal of garbage and it continued even during Corona. BJP has worked. That's why we're confident that the next Mayor will be from BJP. Last time too, surveys gave only 50 seats to BJP but we won 2/3rd majority: Harish Khurana, Delhi BJP leader.

We are going to get more than 180 seats. If voters favour us, we can also cross 230 seats. Mayor will be from our party. I think exit polls are pointing towards the victory of Aam Aadmi Party, says AAP MLA Saurabh Bharadwaj

Latest official trends show BJP leading on 110 seats, AAP on 100, Congress on 9, Independent 3 & NCP on 1. 

As counting proceeds further, BJP and AAP are in a neck-and-neck fight in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) elections 2022. The Congress is nowhere and is leading on less than 10 seats.

• Mehrauli - Indu Sharma BJP ahead
• Budh Vihar - Amit Jain AAP ahead
• Pooth Khurd - Anju Devi BJP ahead
• Shastri Nagar - Babita AAP ahead
• Sangam Park - Manoj Congress ahead
• Kishanganj - Pooja AAP ahead
• Hari Nagar Extension - Mohit Independent ahead
• Civil Lines - Vikas AAP ahead
• Bhati - Jogendra Congress ahead
• Adarsh ​​Nagar - Mukesh Kumar AAP ahead
• Mahipalpur - Jogendra Singh AAP ahead
• Hastsal - Rakhi AAP ahead
• Kakrola - Pawan BJP ahead
• Lalita Park - Himanshi BJP ahead
• Sainik Enclave - Nirmala Kumari AAP ahead
• Saboli - Jaswant Singh AAP ahead
• Sultanpur A - Bobby AAP ahead
• Rithala - Narendra Kumar AAP ahead
• Delhi Gate - Deepti BJP ahead
• Inderpuri - Jyoti Gautam AAP ahead
• Paharganj - Manish AAP ahead
• Mahavir Enclave - Praveen Kumar AAP ahead
• Vasant Kunj - Jagmohan BJP ahead
• Mithapur - Meenakshi NCP ahead
• Hauz Khas - Sumitra Dahiya BJP ahead
• Chandni Chowk - Punardeep AAP ahead
• Keshavpuram - Vikas AAP ahead
• Rajouri Garden - Shashi Talwar BJP ahead

The BJP is maintaining an early lead in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) elections 2022, crossing the halfway mark so far as per early trends. BJP is leading on 157 seats, AAP on 79, Congress on 12 and others on 2.

The counting of votes is underway in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) elections 2022. Early trends showed a quick change as initially, AAP took lead in over 70 seats while BJP was ahead in over 50 seats. However, the figures changed quickly when BJP paced up and overtook AAP. The Congress is stuck at being a distant third party.

Though AAP took an ealry lead in the MCD elections 2022 but BJP quickly caught up and overtook Kejriwal's party. The saffron party is ahead on 123 seats, AAP on 59 while Congress is at distant third and is ahead in 8 seats. 

As the counting of votes is underway, AAP is continuing to maintain the lead in early trends, BJP is slow but catching up while Congress is at a distant third.

As the counting of votes in the MCD elections has begun, the Aam Aadmi Party has taken an early lead in 13 seats, BJP is ahead on 10 and Congress in 3 seats. Voting in all 250 wards was held on December 4.

The counting of votes has begun in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) elections 2022. A heavy police presence has been ensured outside the offices of political parties. Adequate security personnel are also deployed to prevent clashes between activists of different parties. Elections to the 250-ward Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) were held on December 4.

The Aam Aadmi Party had alleged that 668 voters were not allowed to cast their vote at a polling booth in Karol Bagh in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) elections as their names were not on the electoral list. The party's MLA from Karol Bagh, Vishesh Ravi, demanded re-election at the booth and strict action against the officials for the "mess".

"According to the electoral roll and the Nagar Nigam Chunav app, a total of 668 voters from SP Mukherjee Market, Faiz Road were supposed to cast their vote in booth no.
118, Ward-82, AC-23 at the polling station - Sarvodaya Bal Vidyalaya Plot No.6 Jhandewalan. But from the morning the voters were made to run from pillar to post as this booth didn't have the list of voters.

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal congratulated the people of Delhi after exit polls showed a clean sweep by the AAP in the municipal elections and also said the prediction for the party in Gujarat is a "positive sign".

But the Aam Aadmi Party will wait for the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) election results to be declared before thanking the people of the national capital, he said.

Three exit polls on Monday predicted a clear win for the AAP in the MCD polls, with the BJP emerging a distant second.

Ahead of the counting of votes for the MCD polls, the BJP exuded hope that the tide will turn in its favour even as the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) claimed a "landslide" victory as predicted by exit polls. The exit polls on Monday showed that the AAP was going to sweep the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) polls by winning more than 150 of the 250 municipal wards with the BJP emerging a distant second. The results will be announced after counting of polled votes on all the 250 municipal wards on Wednesday. Voting for MCD elections was held on Sunday. The AAP leaders, who are in an upbeat mood after positive predictions, also claimed that the party will do better than exit poll trends.

"We are expecting better results than what the exit polls predicted. These exit polls also show that people have rejected all the allegations leveled by the BJP (against AAP) and have voted for good work," Durgesh Pathak, AAP's MCD poll in-charge said.

AAP’s national convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal thanked people as exit polls predicted a massive win for the party.

Most exit polls have predicted a big win for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) elections 2022. They have shown that BJP is less likely to retain power in MCD while Congress would be a distant-distant third. 

This year, the highest polling percentage (65.72) has been recorded in ward no. 5 (Bakhtawarpur), while the lowest (33.74 per cent) was registered in ward no. 145 (Andrews Ganj). Barring a few stray incidents of MCC (model code of conduct) violations and "a couple of other scattered incidents of impersonation", the polling remained peaceful and no untoward incident of any kind was reported from anywhere, the SEC said in a statement on Sunday night.

Both AAP and the BJP have exuded confidence that they will emerge victorious in the polls while the Congress is seeking to regain lost turf.

The counting centres are located in areas, including, Shastri Park, Yamuna Vihar, Mayur Vihar, Nand Nagari, Dwarka, Okhla, Mangolpuri, Pitampura, Alipur and Model Town.

Tight security arrangements have been made at all the counting centres with with 20 companies of Central Armed Police Forces and more than 10,000 police personnel deployed for the day at the centres, police officials said.

Municipal Corpriation of Delhi (MCD) elections 2022 results will declared today. The counting of votes will begin at 8 am. Voting in all 250 wards took place on December 4. The election saw a three cornered fight between BJP, AAP and Congress.