Delhi mcd election 2022 results

• The AAP has won 126 seats, hitting themajority mark in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), and unseating an entrenched BJP. It is leading on 10 more, taking its number possible to 136. TheBJP has won 97 seats so far, as per the 1.30pm update. It is leading on some more, thus possibly crossing 100— a decent performance after 15 years of continuous hold on the civic body. Congress has won seven seats and leading on three more. • An aggregate of four exit polls had predicted AAP victory in 155 wards;84 seats for BJP and sevenfor Congress.The BJP had won the last MCD polls, in 2017, with 181 of the 272 seats then; AAP was a distant second with 48 and Congress third with 30. • The AAP office saw massive celebrations with the dhol and kids dressed as Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. The office had kept balloons and celebratory posters ready since morning. • AAP leaders had gone into a huddle as the countingthrew up a contest much tighter than the AAP sweep predicted by exit • Though the BJP has not formed the Delhi state government in the past 24 years, its control over MCD remained strong through Congress and AAP governments. Even when the AAP won a record 67 of 70 seats in the 2015 assembly polls, the BJP, two years later, retained the MCD. • The AAP and BJP, both currently controlling parts of Delhi's administration through state and central governments, saw this is a prestige battle.These were the first civic elections after the MCD— divided into three, area-wis...

New Delhi: The AAP has won the elections to the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD Election), dislodging the BJP from power after 15 years. The Arvind Kejriwal-led party has vowed to improve civic amenities. BJP, on the other hand, took solace in securing over a hundred wards despite exit polls predicting its rout. AAP won 132 seats, well past the halfway mark in the 250-member civic body, as against the BJP's 104. Congress has won from nine wards. Addressing supporters at the party office in Delhi, Mr Kejriwal said he would try to live up to people's expectations and urged all parties to come together to improve Delhi. "We have to improve the condition of Delhi (for which we) need the cooperation of the BJP, the Congress and also blessings of the Centre and the prime minister," he said. Here are Highlights on MCD Election Results: MCD Election 2022: AAP vs BJP In Delhi: 10 Important Factors In The Record Result The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has wrested control of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) from the BJP's 15-year grip. The BJP, however, continues to hold a sizeable number despite not crossing the halfway mark in the 250-ward municipal body. "First and foremost, I would like to thank all the people of Delhi for voting for us in the MCD. Today, the people of Delhi have also given us the responsibility of Delhi's civic body. People gave us the responsibility of bettering schools, we did that. They trusted us with bettering hospitals, we did that too. Then they vote...

Vikas Puri MCD Election Live Vote Counting. Vikas Puri MCD Election Results 2022: Catch latest win-loss tally and vote counting updates from Delhi Municipal Election 2022 here. Vote counting of Delhi Municipal elections 2022 will be held on 7 December 2022 from 8 AM onwards. Catch latest updates on ABP Live for all details on vote counting, win loss tally and final seats won by each party. Here is the full list of all the contestants from Vikas Puri Ward for MCD Elections 2022: Vikas Puri MCD Election 2022

Ward No. 1: NARELA - Sweta Khatri - AAP - WINS Ward No. 2: BANKNER - Dinesh Kumar - AAP - WINS Ward No. 3: HOLAMBI KALAN - Neha Mishra - AAP - WINS Ward No. 4: ALIPUR - Yogesh Rana- BJP- WINS Ward No. 5: BAKHTAWARPUR - Janta Devi - BJP - WINS Ward No. 6: BURARI - Aashish Tyagi - AAP - WINS Ward No. 7: KADIPUR - Munesh Devi - AAP - WINS Ward No. 8: MUKUNDPUR - Gulab Singh Rathore- BJP - WINS Ward No. 9: SANT NAGAR - Rubi - AAP- WINS Ward No. 10: JHARODA - Gagan Choudhary - AAP - WINS Ward No. 11: TIMARPUR - Promila Gupta - AAP - WINS Ward No. 12: MALKA GANJ - Rekha Amarnath Jatav - BJP - WINS Ward No. 13: MUKHERJEE NAGAR - Sardar Raja Iqbal Singh - BJP- WINS Ward No. 14: DHIRPUR - Neha Aggarwal - AAP - WINS Ward No. 15: ADARSH NAGAR - Mukesh Goel - AAP - WINS Ward No. 16: AZADPUR - Suman Kumari- BJP- WINS Ward No. 17: BHALSWA - Ajeet Singh Yadav - AAP - WINS Ward No. 18: JAHANGIR PURI - Timsy Sharma - AAP - WINS Ward No. 19: SARUP NAGAR - Jogender Singh - AAP - WINS Ward No. 20: SAMAYPUR BADLI - Gayatri Yadav - BJP - WINS Ward No. 21: ROHINI-A - Pradeep Mittal - AAP - WINS Ward No. 22: ROHINI-B - Suman Anil Rana - AAP - WINS Ward No. 23: RITHALA - Narendra Kumar Singh - BJP- WINS Ward No. 24: VIJAY VIHAR - Pushpa Solanki - AAP- WINS Ward No. 25: BUDH VIHAR - Amrit Lal Jain - AAP - WINS Ward No. 26: POOTH KALAN - Ritu Mukesh Kumar - AAP- WINS Ward No. 27: BEGUMPUR - Jai Bhagwan Yadav - BJP - WINS Ward No. 28: SHAHBAAD DAIRY - Ram Chandar - AAP - WINS Ward No. 29: POOTH KHURD...

Summary Delhi MCD Election Results 2022 Highlights: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has crossed the majority mark and won 130 seats in the MCD polls. The incumbent Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has emerged victorious on 99 Delhi MCD wards. Currently, the AAP is leading on four seats and the BJP on four as both the parties seem to be in a neck-and-neck fight. An AAP leader said a woman mayor is likely to lead the civic body. Meanwhile, the Congress has also bagged seven seats, while leading in as many as three civic wards. Independent candidates have bagged three seats so far. The civic polls in Delhi were held on December 4. Follow LIVE updates on Delhi MCD election results 2022 here. Over 780 candidates lose deposit Over 780 candidates who were in the fray in the civic polls in Delhi lost their deposit with the results being announced on Wednesday, according to data shared by the State Election Commission. A total of 1,349 candidates tested their fortunes in the high-stakes polls held on December 4. In a statement on Wednesday, the SEC shared data related to the counting exercise, according to which 784 candidates lost their security deposit. Wards in Jain,Sisodia'sAssembly constituencies swept byBJP TheBJPswept three of the four wards in thePatparganjAssembly segment and all three in theShakurBasticonstituency held by seniorAAPleadersManishSisodiaandSatyendarJain -- both targets of sustained attacks over corruption by the saffron party -- in theMCDelections. TheBJPhad mounted u...

More than 100 days after the elections for six seats of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi’s powerful standing committee were held in the House, the civic body on Thursday notified the results for the polls, with both the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) winning three seats each. PREMIUM The MCD meeting at the Civic Centre in New Delhi on Thursday. (Raj K Raj/HT Photo) Read here: Mayor Shelly Oberoi announced the results at the beginning of the general house meeting on Thursday. The six members are Md Aamil Malik, Mohini, and Raminder Kaur from the AAP, and Kamaljeet Sehrawat, Gajender Singh Daral, and Pankaj Luthra from the BJP. The elections for the six seats were held during a House meeting on February 24, but scenes of unprecedented violence and pandemonium led Oberoi to call for a repoll. On May 23, the Delhi high court set aside Oberoi’s decision, and directed her to declare forthwith the results of the polls. Although the AAP is the ruling party in the MCD, the composition of the standing committee could affect the working of the civic body since all the critical policy decisions are taken by this powerful panel before being presented in the House. All decisions with financial implication of more than ₹5 crore are also necessary to be put up before the standing committee. A senior municipal official said the next step for the constitution of the standing committee will be the notification of elections for the ward committees. “Once these pa...

Three Independent candidates, including Shakeela Begum from Seelampur in northeast Delhi, have also won. The poll for 250 wards in Delhi were held on December 4 with about 50 per cent voter turnout and a total of 1,349 candidates were in the fray. However, the low voter turnout did not prove to be an indicator of pro-incumbency. Top 10 updates on MCD poll results 1. According to numbers available at 3.15pm, the AAP won 134 seats, while the BJP ended up with 104 seats. The Delhi civic body has 250 wards and the simple majority mark is 126. The final results of MCD election 2022.(Source: SEC/Delhi) 2. Celebrations started at the AAP office on Rouse Avenue in New Delhi on Wednesday with supporters carrying party flags distributing sweets and dancing to the beat of drums. Supporters reached the office with dhol and kids dressed as Kejriwal. The entire premises decked up with colourful balloons. 3. Senior AAP leader Manish Sisodia thanked the people of Delhi for voting his party to victory in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi poll and said it was their mandate that helped it defeat the "world's biggest and most negative party". 4. AAP's transgender candidate Bobi won from Sultanpuri-A defeating her Congress rival Varuna Dhaka by over 6,700 votes. 5. In a fiercely fought battle, the BJP began the day by leading in the initial trends for nearly one and a half hour initially, however, the trends started shifting as the AAP gained the lead and maintained thereafter until the final...

The names of the elected councillors were announced during a meeting of the civic body's House, according to an MCD notification. Mohd. Aamil Malik, Mohini and Raminder Kaur from the AAP and Kamaljeet Sehrawat, Gajender Singh Daral and Pankaj Luthra from the BJP are the six councillors who have been elected to the standing committee of the MCD. The petitioners had alleged that the mayor, who belongs to AAP and was the returning officer, wrongly invalidated one of the votes and interdicted the election process upon finding the results “politically unpalatable”. On February 24, a fight broke out in the MCD House, as BJP and AAP members kicked, punched and pushed each other amid shouting after Oberoi had declared one vote invalid in the election to the key municipal committee. In its order, the high court also directed treating the “disputed vote” to be in favour of BJP councillor Pankaj Luthra. It noted that of the six elected candidates, there were three members each from BJP and AAP with no invalid ballot being found after scrutiny, but, subsequently, the mayor declared one vote as invalid and did not declare the results but announced repoll. ALSO READ |