Sanjay Singh exudes confidence in AAP's victory, accuses BJP of creating confusion

As polling in Delhi concluded on February 8, Aam Ami Party leer Sanjay Singh exuded confidence in return of Arvind Kejriwal led government in national capital. According to Republic Jan Ki Baat exit polls, AAP is projected to win 48-61 seats defeating BJP which is projected to win only 9-21 seats. Meanwhile, Congress is projected to win 0-1 seat and ors are projected to win seats. 

Speaking to news ncy ANI, Sanjay Singh slammed BJP for spreing rumors during campaigning and furr stated 'people have voted in name of work'. leer also accused BJP of confusing capital on subject of CAA and NRC.

"We should wait for final result, however,  looking at exit poll, I think we will get majority votes as people have voted in name of work. y want to be free from inflation, corruption, unemployment. BJP tried to spre rumours during campaigning and tried to confuse people over CAA and NRC. re is use of making statements w,  just wait for February 11," said Sanjay Singh.

RE: Pakistan Min rejoices at BJP's projected Delhi defeat, claims 'defeat of extremist regime'

RE: Delhi Exit Poll: Jan Ki Baat projects reduced majority for AAP; BJP on rise, Cong 0-1

Delhi Exit Polls: AAP Chief Arvind Kejriwal projected to win New Delhi seat 

70-seat Delhi Assembly election, for which polling has w concluded, is projected to be won by AAP as per Republic Jan Ki Baat Exit Poll. 

As per Jan Ki Baat's Exit Poll, current Delhi Chief Minister and AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal is all set to win New Delhi constituency. Kejriwal was pitted against BJP's youth wing leer Sunil Yav and Congress' NSUI Delhi president Romesh Sabharwal. 

As per EC's update at 7:20 pm, 57% voter-turut h been recorded up till that time. As per Jan Ki Baat's overall projection, AAP is likely to remain in power in Delhi, though with a reduced majority.

RE: Fnavis issues challenge to Aghi, says 'won't back down until BJP forms government'

RE: Delhi Poll Of Exit Polls: AAP projected to remain in power; BJP to avert 2015 repeat