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Delhi Polls: BJP will not announce its CM candidate, claim sources

BJP will not be announcing the name of its Chief Minister candidate for Delhi elections, sources have said. The party will be promising five-time cheaper electricity and water supply than the AAP government, in its manifesto. For the crucial polls scheduled on February 8, senior party leaders, will come together to fight against Arvind Kejriwal, while keeping the focus on nationalism and development. Sources also claimed that the party may announce the list of candidates before January 14. 

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