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Delhi Elections 2020: AAP, BJP & Congress discuss Exit Poll

Voting for the high-stakes Delhi Assembly elections officially ended at 6 am on Saturday. The ABP News-C Voter Exit Poll predicted a thumping majority to Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi Assembly Elections 2020. 

According to the findings of the survey, AAP is likely to get majority of the vote share, while BJP stands at a distant second position. Seat-wise analysis says AAP will bag somewhere around 49 to 63 seats, BJP in the range of 5 to 19 and Congress might face a rout with 0 to 4 seats in Delhi.

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