New Delhi:
After the fall of Congress and entry of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Delhi, the politics here has been limited to two big parties. Firstly, AAP itself and secondly BJP. On one hand, AAP is hoping to form a majority government in the 2025 assembly elections by sweeping away all the stains on itself with its ‘broom’. On the other hand, BJP is trying hard to return to the government. At the same time, Congress is also hopeful that its hands will become stronger. It is said that the path to power in Delhi passes through the narrow lanes across the Yamuna, the parliamentary constituency of East Delhi. Whoever wins the 20 seats across the Yamuna comes to power.
Voting for all 70 seats of Delhi is to be held on 5 February. The results will come on 8 February. Let us know which party is considered strong on 20 seats across Yamuna. Which party is in deep water in East Delhi :-
Which 20 seats come across Yamuna?
East Delhi parliamentary constituency is that part of the Yamuna crossing, which includes urbanized villages, kutcha colonies, industrial areas like Patparganj and Jhilmil along with posh areas. The seats across Yamuna include Burari, Timarpur, Jangpura, Okhla, Trilokpuri, Kondli, Patparganj, Laxmi Nagar, Vishwas Nagar, Krishna Nagar, Gandhi Nagar, Shahdara, Seemapuri, Rohtas Nagar, Seelampur, Ghonda, Babarpur, Gokalpur, Mustafabad and Karawal Nagar. Are.
What is caste equation?
If we talk about the caste equation across Yamuna, there are a large number of voters from Brahmin, Gurjar, Punjabi, Muslim, Dalit and Uttarakhand. Asia’s largest market Gandhi Nagar falls in this area.
What is in the hearts of the people of Delhi, what are the issues that will decide victory or defeat this time?
What are the election issues?
These 20 seats across Yamuna are facing major problems like kutcha colonies, problem of drinking water, cleanliness, traffic jams and parking. These issues will dominate the elections. Ghazipur landfill site is also an election issue, but it is being talked about less.
Who is in how much water in East Delhi?
If we look at the results of the last 3 elections, the changes in politics here can be easily understood: –
2013 score card
In the 2013 assembly elections, Aam Aadmi Party won 8 out of 20 seats in East Delhi. AAP’s vote percentage was 28%. BJP also won 8 seats. Vote share was 32%. Congress had got 4 seats. The vote share was equal to that of AAP i.e. 28%.
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2015 score card
AAP performed brilliantly in the 2015 elections. Won 18 seats in East Delhi. Vote share was 51%. BJP won only 2 seats across Yamuna. Vote share was 34%. Congress’s hands remained empty. He did not get even a single seat. However, the vote share remained 12%.
score card 2020
AAP once again won a big victory in the 2020 assembly elections. AAP got 14 seats and 52% votes in Yamuna crossing. BJP won on 6 seats. Vote share achieved 41%. This time also Congress’s hands remained empty. Its vote share was 5%.
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Aam Aadmi Party and Congress had jointly contested the Lok Sabha elections in Delhi. BJP had won 7 out of 7 seats. Harsh Malhotra was declared victorious from East Delhi Lok Sabha seat. Harsh Malhotra defeated Kuldeep Kumar of Aam Aadmi Party by 93663 votes.
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Whose boat will sail through East Delhi this time?
– There is a significant number of Purvanchali voters in Burari, Timarpur, Seemapuri, Gokalpur, Karawal Nagar, Patparganj, Laxmi Nagar assembly seats of East Delhi.
-In Seelampur, Ghonda, Babarpur, Mustafabagh, Okhla and Gandhi Nagar, Muslim voters decide victory and defeat.
AAP’s hat-trick on 7 seats
In the last 3 elections, AAP has performed well in 7 seats across Yamuna. AAP candidate had won in Burari, Timarpur, Jangpura, Trilokpuri, Kondli, Patparganj and Seemapuri. BJP has scored a hat-trick on Vishwasnagar seat.
Who staked on which seat?
, Jangpura This time AAP has placed its bet on Manish Sisodia from the seat. BJP has fielded Tarvinder Singh Marwah from this seat. Whereas Congress has expressed confidence in Farhad Suri.
,Patparganj AAP’s Awadh Ojha (Ojha Sir) is contesting on the assembly seat. BJP has placed its bet on Ravindra Singh Negi from here. Congress has fielded Anil Kumar.
,Krishna Nagar seat AAP has given a chance to Vikas Bagga. BJP has made Anil Goyal its candidate. Gurcharan Singh Raju is joining Congress.
,Seemapuri AAP has fielded Veer Singh Dhingan on the seat. BJP has given a chance to Kumari Rinku. Congress has given ticket to Rajesh Lilothia.
,Vishwas Nagar Deepak Singla is contesting the elections from AAP. BJP has fielded Om Prakash Sharma from here. Congress has not announced the candidate yet.
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,Gandhi Nagar Naveen Chaudhary is AAP’s candidate from the seat. BJP has gambled on Arvinder Singh Lovely. Congress has not finalized the candidates.
,Babarpur AAP’s Gopal Rai is contesting the elections. Congress has made Haji Ishraq Khan its candidate. BJP has not announced the candidate.
All 70 candidates of AAP declared
AAP has announced candidates for all 70 seats in Delhi. Former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is contesting elections from New Delhi. CM Atishi has been made the candidate from Kalkaji. Manish Sisodia is contesting from Jangpura. Saurabh Bhardwaj has been made the candidate from Greater Kailash. Satyendra Jain has been made the candidate from Shakur Basti.
Congress has announced 48 candidates so far
Congress has so far announced 48 candidates in 3 lists. National President of Congress Mahila Morcha Alka Lamba is contesting from Kalkaji seat against Delhi Chief Minister Atishi. In 2014, Alka left Congress and joined AAP. In 2015, he won from Chandni Chowk seat on AAP ticket. In 2019, she left AAP and joined Congress. Ticket has been given to Satish Luthra against Satyendra Jain from Shakur Basti and Pushpa Singh against Naresh Yadav from Mehrauli. Congress has given ticket to Farhad Suri against Sisodia from Jangpura seat.
BJP has finalized only 29 candidates so far
BJP is still far behind in releasing the list. The party has so far fielded candidates on only 29 seats out of 70. Pravesh Verma has been given the ticket against Kejriwal from New Delhi seat. Ramesh Bidhuri has been fielded against CM Atishi from Kalkaji.
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