New Delhi:
Will the elections of the newly completed assembly delight the end of the dream led by the AAM AADMI party of Arvind Kejriwal in the national capital? An overwhelming majority of the exit surveys, eight out of 10, seem to think that yes, and two give the party an opportunity and a tentatively gives him half a chance. Matrize has predicted an outer margin of 37 seats for AAP, two more than half of 35 in the assembly of 70 members. Two others, Waller and Mind Brink, have predicted a third mandate for Mr. Kejriwal’s game.
The rest is predicting a change of guard, which suggests that the people of Delhi have changed their loyalty from AAP to the BJP, their favorite 20 years ago. An aggregate predicts 30 of the 70 Delhi seats for AAP and 39 for the BJP. Most polls have kept Congress outside: the maximum number of predicted seats for the game is only three.
AAP has rejected predictions by output voting agencies. “This is our fourth election, and every time the exit surveys did not show AAP forming the government in Delhi. Arvind Kejriwal has worked for the people of Delhi. We will see the results in favor of the AAM AADMI party and we will form the government,” the AAP leader Sushil Gupta, told Ani news agency.
While departure surveys do not always do it well, in the last two elections in Delhi, they had correctly predicted a victory for AAP, although they were not in a massive mandate that the party had received. They even did well in Punjab, the second state that AAP won.
The predictions of the exit survey are found after a strong and clear electoral campaign of the BJP that maintained a strict approach to the accusations of corruption against AAP, the party that came to power in the wings of the anti -corruption movement by Gandhian Anna Hazare .
In the last two years, most AAP leaders, including Arvind Kejriwal and his assistant Manish Sisody, spent time in jail for multiple accusations of corruption.
Not only does the alleged mass liquor policy scam, the accusations of “Sheesh Mahal” against Mr. Kejriwal, the renewal of 33.6 million RS rupees that converted the official residence of the main minister in an opulent bungalow, there seemed to be removed the Sheen of AAP who prospered his governance records for most of the last decade.
When reforming the AAP credentials of renewed education and the medical care sectors was its enormously discount power and water accounts, which Prime Minister Narendra Modi had criticized as “Revdi”, sops to bring the votes.
On the negative side, there was also the constant friction of AAP with Lieutenant Governor, the representative of the center in Delhi who was given power over the bureaucrats through a new law. AAP has repeatedly affirmed that he had persecuted his government; His request against “excessive” powers granted to the LG is pending before a bank of the Constitution of the Supreme Court.
Before the massive challenges, AAP this time had returned to the basics, opting for a discreet door campaign that had worked massively in 2015, which provides a contrast to the glamor, the brightness and the great weapons of BJP.
What worked better will be known on Saturday, since the voting count begins in Delhi.
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