కేజ్రీవాల్ పై రామ బాణం ప్రయోగించిన మోడీ, ఎవరిని శిక్షిస్తుందో! BJP's Final Salvo To Lure Delhi Voter
Like the other Assembly elections held before and after 2019 Lok Sabha polls (Jharkhand, Maharashtra, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh), Delhi too presents a significant paradox in voting patterns between Assembly and Lok Sabha elections.
In fact, if the saffron brigade can repeat its 2019 Lok Sabha voting tally, it can easily trounce Arvind Kejriwal to win the Assembly elections. In 2019 Lok Sabha elections, BJP polled a massive 56.6 percent votes way ahead of its rivals. The Congress stood second with 22.5 percent voting share. The AAP remained at a poor third position with a mere 18 percent vote share. The poor electoral performance in the last Lok Sabha elections is giving sleepless nights to AAP. Not just standing at the third position, the revival of Congress is also a matter of grave concern for AAP. The history of electoral mandate in Delhi since the emergence of AAP reveals a pattern wherein gain for Congress is loss for Arvind Kejriwal’s party. But, the solace for AAP comes from its own performance compared with that of other parties in 2014 -15.
In 2014 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP won all the seven Lok Sabha seats by polling 46.47 percent votes. If one goes by this vote share, the BJP should have won 60 out of 70 Assembly seats. But, the people’s mandate in the Assembly elections held after 10 months in February 2015 was a pleasant surprise for AAP. The AAP won 67 out of 70 seats polling a whopping 54.3 percent votes. Thus, the electoral fortunes of parties have swung from one direction to the other in a span of less than a year.
BJP’s Poll Plank
https://newsmeter.in/opinions-interviews-delhi-polls-will-kejriwal-maintain-its-grip-or-will-bjp-make-the-big-move/
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కేజ్రీవాల్ పై రామ బాణం ప్రయోగించిన మోడీ, ఎవరిని శిక్షిస్తుందో! BJP's Final Salvo To Lure Delhi Voter Like the other Assembly elections held before and after 2019 Lok Sabha polls (Jharkhand, Maharashtra, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh), Delhi too presents a significant paradox in voting patterns between Assembly and Lok Sabha elections. In fact, if the saffron brigade can repeat its 2019 Lok Sabha voting tally, it can easily trounce Arvind Kejriwal to win the Assembly elections. In 2019 Lok Sabha elections, BJP polled a massive 56.6 percent votes way ahead of its rivals. The Congress stood second with 22.5 percent voting share. The AAP remained at a poor third position with a mere 18 percent vote share. The poor electoral performance in the last Lok Sabha elections is giving sleepless nights to AAP. Not just standing at the third position, the revival of Congress is also a matter of grave concern for AAP. The history of electoral mandate in Delhi since the emergence of AAP reveals a pattern wherein gain for Congress is loss for Arvind Kejriwal’s party. But, the solace for AAP comes from its own performance compared with that of other parties in 2014 -15. In 2014 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP won all the seven Lok Sabha seats by polling 46.47 percent votes. If one goes by this vote share, the BJP should have won 60 out of 70 Assembly seats. But, the people’s mandate in the Assembly elections held after 10 months in February 2015 was a pleasant surprise for AAP. The AAP won 67 out of 70 seats polling a whopping 54.3 percent votes. Thus, the electoral fortunes of parties have swung from one direction to the other in a span of less than a year. BJP’s Poll Plank https://newsmeter.in/opinions-interviews-delhi-polls-will-kejriwal-maintain-its-grip-or-will-bjp-make-the-big-move/
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