New Delhi: Amanatullah Khan of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has won the Okhla assembly seat of Delhi by more than 70,000 votes, according to the final result of Delhi elections announced by Election Commission.
Amantullah Khan bagged 130,163 votes and defeated Braham Singh of BJP by 71,664 votes. Singh got 58,499 votes after the final round of counting.
Parvez Hashmi of Congress got just 5,107 votes.
02:00 pm Amanatullah Khan of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), who was earlier leading in Okhla by over 5000 votes, has consolidated his lead, according to the trends available at 02:00 pm.
At 02:00 pm, Amantullah Khan has bagged 44,383 votes whereas Braham Singh has got 7,414 votes. Parvez Hashmi of Congress has so far got just 1,648 votes.
12:20 pm Amanatullah Khan of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), who was earlier trailing in Okhla, is now leading by over 5000 votes, according to the trends available at 12:20 pm.
At 12:20 pm, Amantullah Khan has bagged 12,893 votes whereas Braham Singh has got 7,190 votes. Parvez Hashmi of Congress has so far got just 833 votes.
12:00 pm Amanatullah Khan of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), who was earlier leading in Okhla, is now trailing by over 1500 votes, according to the trends available at 12:00 pm.
At 12:00 pm, Amantullah Khan has bagged 5,474 votes whereas Braham Singh has got 7,107 votes. Parvez Hashmi of Congress has so far got just 658 votes.
11:00 am Amanatullah Khan of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), who was earlier leading in Okhla, is now trailing, according to the trends available at 11:00 am.
The trends at 11:00 am showed that Amanatullah Khan is trailing behind BJP's Braham Singh by some 200 votes.
At 11:00 am, Amantullah Khan has bagged 3,075 votes whereas Braham Singh has got 3,269 votes. Parvez Hashmi of Congress has so far got just 374 votes.
08:45 am According to the trends at 08:30 am, AAP is leading in as many as 49 seats and BJP candidates are ahead on 13 seats. Congress is leading in onlye 01 constituency.
Alka Lamba of Congress is trailing in Chandni Chowk seat. Amanatullah Khan of AAP is leading in Okhla.Vijendra Gupta of BJP is leading in Rohini.
08:15 am Counting of votes for the 70 member Delhi assembly has begun with postal ballots. According to the trends, AAP is leading in as many as 38 seats and BJP candidates are ahead on 15 seats.
07:10 am Counting of votes to decide the 70 members of the new state assembly in Delhi will start at 08:00 am today i.e. Tuesday February 11, 2020, according to the schedule released by the State Election Commission.
The process in Delhi will start with counting of postal ballots. Later on round-wise counting of votes stored in Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) will take place.
Polling in all 70 assembly seats of Delhi was held on Saturday Febraury 08, 2020. According to Chief Election Officer Ranbir Singh the final voter turnout in Delhi Vidhan Sabha Chunav 2020 was 62.59 per cent.
Singh said that the Delhi Cantt seat witnessed the lowest turnout with only 45.4 per cent voters exercising their right to vote, while Ballimaran in old Delhi witnessed the highest, at 71.66 per cent of voters. Okhla Assembly constituency, which houses the anti-CAA hot spot of Shaheen Bagh, saw only 58.84 per cent turnout.
Polling was held at 13,000 centres across Delhi.
Most exit polls have predicted Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party sweeping the Delhi Chunav with a complete majority. An aggregate of half-a-dozen exit polls predicted that AAP will win 56 of Delhi's 70 seats and the BJP, 14.
Some exit polls have given Congress between one and three seats -- which would be an improvement on its performance of 2015, when it drew a blank. The majority mark in the 70-member assembly stands at 36.
These are however just Exit Poll results. Final result will be declared after counting of votes today. Election Commission has made elaborate arrangement and all results are expected to be out by today afternoon.
If we look at the present number, Kejriwal's AAP has a total of 67 out 70 MLAs in 2015 Delhi Assembly. BJP has just 03 MLAs while the Congress has none.
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