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Delhi Poll 2025 Live: Is BJP Ready for Historic Delhi Win? Exit Polls Show Strong Majority

Delhi's political landscape is seeing a significant shift as various exit polls predict a potential return to power for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) after 27 years. According to exit poll results, BJP could win between 38 to 51 seats, with a strong majority. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), however, is expected to secure 11 to 19 seats. In contrast, Congress is projected to win very few, with estimates showing it could win only one seat. Political analysts predict that the BJP is set to form the next government in Delhi, with BJP leaders confident that the results will surpass exit poll predictions. Delhi BJP MP Manoj Tiwari emphasized that the party's success is evident even before official results, and the party is poised for a decisive victory. On the other hand, Congress leader Sandeep Dikshit criticized the BJP’s approach, stating that unemployment is rampant among Delhi’s youth, and people are suffering due to water shortages. He also accused the BJP of distributing money during the elections to sway voters. Amid this, the AAP continues to monitor the evolving situation closely, hoping for a turnaround despite the challenging predictions.

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