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| Is Delhi electorate all set to defeat Congress? | | | Rustam
JAMMU, Nov 28: One more pre-poll survey and the finding is the same: The Congress will be defeated by the Delhi electorate in the Assembly elections due on December 4. The survey was conducted by Nielsen for ABP News and Dainik Bhaskar between the last week of October and November 14.
Which means before a sting operation on the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) was conducted by news portal Media Sarkar - an operation that exposed Arvind Kejariwal and his team.
The survey covered all the seven Lok Sabha constituencies and 35 Assembly constituencies and the survey teams interviewed more than 6100 eligible voters to know as to who would be their choice this time. The pre-poll survey findings were broadcasted at prime time on Wednesday. The findings of the comprehensive pre-poll survey cleared many things. One, the survey showed that BJP Chief Ministerial candidate Harshvardhan is the first choice of the Delhi electorate. 34 per cent of the people voted for the BJP leader. Arvind Kejariwal was the choice of 33 per cent people and the incumbent Chief Minister and senior Congress leader Sheila Dikshit, who has been at the helm of affairs for 15 years without any break, is the choice of only 23 per cent people.
In other words, the pre-poll survey suggested that anti-Congress wave is sweeping Delhi and the BJP is in a better position. The pre-poll survey also suggested that the BJP would emerge as the single largest party and the Congress would be number two and the AAP would be not be in the reckoning. The BJP will win 32 seats, as against its 2008 tally of 23, the Congress 25, as against its previous tally of 43, and the AAP 10 seats. But more than that, the pre-poll survey suggested that a two per cent swing in favour of the BJP in 15 to 20 constituencies where the contest would be very close would help the BJP win at least 40 seats in the 70-member House. In other words, the BJP would form Government in Delhi after 15 years on its own. The pre-poll survey should leave none in any doubt that the Narendra Modi factor has marred the poll fortunes of the Congress party. |
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