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MCD election live blog: BJP loses to Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party, AAP bags 134 seats

The Aam Aadmi Party has won 121 wards out of 250, whereas the BJP are lacking behind by winning 97 wards, according to India Today’s reports. .

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The Aam Aadmi Party has won 134 wards out of 250, whereas the BJP are lacking behind by winning 104 wards, according to NDTV. The win by the Kejriwal led-of 134 wards marks the majority as they unseat the 15-year-long rein of the BJP in Delhi’s Civic body. The Congress Party tallied up to 9 seats whereas others won 3 wards.

Aam Aadmi Party Chief Arvind Kejriwal in his media address after the unseating the BJP, expressed gratitude to the people of Delhi and called himelf their son. Kejriwal also congratulated all the winning candidates and said that losers should not be disappointed as they all have to work together.

He further added that it is their responsibility to fix Delhi and clean the garbage. Arvind Kejriwal also said that AAP aims to clean corruption from Delhi too.

As the vote counting moved towards a conclusion, the trends ended up being in the favour of AAP as they succeeded in unseating the BJP from the MCD after 15-year-long rein. The vote counting for the MCD polls commenced on Wednesday and Arvind Kejriwal-led outfit eyed the objective to dethrone the 15-year-long incumbency of BJP in the Delhi MCD elections.

The civic body election were held on 4 December.

The vote counting for the MCD elections commenced at 8 am on Wednesday. The people of Delhi voted in the MCD elections which were held on 4 December. The Vote counting was scheduled for 7 December. The MCD election saw a neck-and-neck battle between the Saffron party and the Arwind Kejriwal-led party.

The winning list is out, checkout the full list here:

Aam Aadmi Party has registered their first win with Sarika Chaudhary taking over the Daryaganj, AAP has also won the Kapasheda, Ranjeet Nagar, AAP candidate Sultana Abad won the Jama Masjid ward. AAP Transgender candidate Bobby Kinnar has bagged Sultanpuri-A ward. AAP candidate Praveen Kumar has registered win in Madanpur Khadar East, Simmi Yadav won Sagarpur ward. Mukesh Goel won Adarsh Nagar ward, Andrews Ganj ward won by Anita Baisoya, Badarpur’s Manju Devi emerged victorious, Bawana’s AAP candidate Pawan Kumar also registered Victory. AAP’s Rafia Mahir won from Bazar Sita Ram.

Others who registered a win for AAP inlude, Ajit Singh from Bhalswa, Amrit Lal Jain from Budh Vihar, Purnadeep Singh Swahney from Chandini Chowk, Pinky Tyagi from Chattarpur, Ashu Thakur from Chhitranjan Park, Vikas Tank from Civil Lines, Tillotma Chaudhary Dabri, Kiran Bala from Delhi Gate, Neha Aggarwal from Dhirpur, Behn Preeti from Dilshad Colony, Sunita from Dwarka-C, Dr Shelly Oberoi from East Patel Nagar, Priyanka Gautam from Gharoli, Sarita Phogat from Green Park, Rakhi Yadav from Hastsal.

The AAP Candidates who won also include Neha Mishra from Holambi Kalan, Timsy Sharma from Jahangir Puri, Dimple Ahuja from Janakpuri South and several others.

BJP’s winning ward

On the other hand, BJP’s Shyam Kumar Mishra won Mohan Garden ward and reportedly, Seema Sharma has won the Seelampur ward, Ram Kishore Sharma has won from from Shakarpur ward. BJP has also bagged Rohini D, Maujpur, Laxmi Nagar Geeta Colony, Gautampuri and Lajpat Nagar ward.

BJP’s Gulab Singh Rathore has won from Mukundpur Kadipur Ward and BJP candidate Gayatri Yadav won the Samaypur Badli ward. BJP has also succeeded to win at Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia’s home turf as the Renu Chaudhary has won from Paparganj Ward and several others.

Congress party winners

Ariba Khan from Abul Fazalenclave, Sheetal from Aya Nagar, Shagufta Chaudhary from Chauhan Banger, Zarif from Kabir Nagar, Mandeep Singh from Nihal Vihar, Sameer Ahmed from Shastri Park, and Nazi Danish from Zakir Nagar.

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Bhupesh Baghel cornered as Congress on a downhill roll in Chhattisgarh

Several Congressmen, including grassroots workers, are now making a beeline for the BJP. The Congress is yet to announce its remaining 6 candidates from Chhatisgarh for the Lok Sabha.

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By Neeraj Mishra

The Congress in Chhattisgarh is on a downward slide ever since it lost the Assembly elections three months ago. It has only caught more steam with a slew of new developments. The foremost, of course, is the FIR against former Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel in the Mahadev App case.

A betting app, Mahadev App had come into the news about eight months ago on the eve of state elections. The people behind this App, Saurabh Chandrakar and Ravi Uppal, are now based out of Dubai and had been running the satta racket which allegedly produced Rs 5000 crore in two years. They are accused by the Enforcement Directorate of making fake PayTm and other digital accounts in thousands of names and transferring money to Dubai via hawala. Mahadev App came into prominence when Chandrakar spent a whopping Rs 200 crore on his wedding celebrations in Dubai inviting the who’s who of  Bollywood from Ranbir Kapoor to Jacqueline Fernandes.

That being the background, developments during the Assembly elections revealed that some Rs 500 crore had been given to Baghel as pay off. The ED had subsequently registered an FIR with the state Economic Offences Wing (EOW) to investigate the case based on information supplied by it against two dozen accused. Subsequently, the EOW carried out raids at the premises of several accused named including former chief secretary Vivek Dhand. Now, Baghel has also been named in the FIR  allegedly filed on March 4 but details were revealed on March 17. Ironically, the FIR was filed under the charge of DM Awasthi, former DGP of Chhattisgarh Police, living on extension granted by Baghel and given charge of EOW.

Ironically, after Awasthi delivered on all the above—filing of FIR, raiding officers and other accused and including Baghel’s name charged under six sections—he was today relieved of his charge. IG Raipur Amresh Mishra has now taken over EOW. Awasthi on a year’s extension has not yet resigned.

As Baghel prepares to fight a losing battle in Rajnandgaon Lok Sabha seat, he is now under tremendous pressure. More pressure was placed on him today by his own partyman former PCC general secretary Arun Sisodiya, who has accused two of his closest aides of siphoning party funds. In a letter to PCC president Deepak Baij, Sisodiya accused party treasurer Ramgopal Agarwal of giving Rs 5.89 crore to Vinod Verma’s son without due process and proper sanction. Verma was Baghel’s political advisor and brother-in-law. Sisodiya says Verma’s son runs Tesu Media Limited, Ghaziabad and was paid the money by Agarwal without the sanction from then PCC president Mohan Markam. Tesu Media had run part of the election campaign for the Congress during the Assembly elections.

Several Congressmen, including grassroots workers, are now making a beeline for the BJP. Saroj Pandey, former Rajya Sabha member, who is now contesting from the Korba seat recently inducted a couple of hundred Congress workers in her new constituency. Sakti is part of her constituency and today, the son of former Sakti Congress MLA Surendra Bahadur joined the BJP.

The Congress has not yet been able to announce candidates for six of the 11 Lok Sabha constituencies. Chhattisgarh will vote in three phases between April 27 and May 7.

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Former Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren’s sister-in-law Sita Soren joins BJP after quitting JMM

Ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, former Jharkhand CM Hemant Soren’s sister-in-law Sita Soren joined BJP today.

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Sita Soren, the sister-in-law of former Jharkhand chief minister Hemant Soren and a legislator for Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM), joined BJP today, March 19. Hours before joining the BJP, Sita Soren announced her resignation from the JMM, citing of being neglected and isolated in the state’s ruling party.

At the BJP’s headquarters in New Delhi, Sita Soren joined the party in the presence of party’s national general secretary Vinod Tawde, and Jharkhand poll in-charge Laxmikant Bajpai.

The three-term MLA’s decision to join the BJP is encouraging for the party’s attempts to strengthen ties with the scheduled tribes, the JMM’s main vote base.

Sita Soren wrote her resignation letter to the party supremo and her father-in-law Shibu Soren, in which she expressed her grief and said the JMM had not given her and her family enough assistance after her husband Durga Soren passed away.

Reluctantly, Sita Soren announced her resignation from the party’s primary membership, saying that she felt abandoned.

She expressed her dismay as well, pointing out that the party has deviated from its tenets by accepting individuals whose beliefs conflict with its ethos.  Sita said she has learned that her family and she are the targets of a conspiracy. The former JMM MLA said, she had no choice except to submit her resignation.

JMM’s spokesman Supriyo Bhattacharyya acknowledged hearing about the resignation when he was contacted for comment, but he said he had not yet received the formal letter.

Meanwhile, following her first election as an MLA in 2009 from the Jama Assembly constituency, Sita climbed to the position of national general secretary within the party.

She contested for the Jama assembly seat again in 2014 and registered her victory. She won the seat again in 2019.

In the 2019 Lok Sabha election, the Congress, Jharkhand Mukti Morcha, and ASJU each won one seat, while the BJP secured 11 seats with a 51.9 percent vote share.

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RLJP President Pashupathi Kumar Paras resigns from Modi Cabinet after his party is denied seats in upcoming Lok Sabha Elections in Bihar

Pashupathi Kumar Paras said his party had 5 MPs and they had worked with utmost sincerity. He added injustice has been done to him and his party. As a result he is resigning from the post of the Union Minister.

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Rashtriya  Lok Janshakti Party (RLJP) President  Pashupathi Kumar Paras on Tuesday resigned from the Modi cabinet, a day after his party was denied any seat in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in Bihar. He said the NDA alliance announced the list of 40 candidates for Bihar Lok Sabha election.

He said his party had 5 MPs and they had worked with utmost sincerity. He added injustice has been done to him and his party. As a result he is resigning from the post of the Union Minister. He had on Friday accused the BJP of not doing justice to his LJP faction and indicated that he may walkout of the ruling National Democratic Alliance. He said they are free to go anywhere and the doors are open.

On Monday, the NDA partners announced seat sharing in Bihar. According to the deal, the BJP will contest 17 seats, while Nitish Kumar led JD(U) will contest 16 and Chirag Paswan’s LJP will fight on 5.

Chirag-led LJP will contest on 5 seats- Jamui, Khagariya, Samastipur, Hajipur and Vaishali. In the last election, the undivided LJP had won 6 seats. Pashupati Paras was expecting these seats for his party. But the BJP went with Chirag. There was no mention of seat sharing with the LJP faction led by Minister Pashupati Paras. When Bihar BJP chief Samrat Chaudhary was asked about it, he said talks with him are undergoing.

Jitan Ram Manjhi-led Hindustani Awam Morcha (HAM) and Rashtriya Lok Samta Party (RLSP) will contest 1 seat each. Among the key seats that the BJP will be contesting from are Pashchim Champaran, Purvi Champaran, Aurangabad, Madhubani, Darbhanga, Muzzaffarpur, Maharajganj, Saran, Begusarai, Nawada, Patna Sahib, Patliputra, Aara, Buxar and Sasaram.

The JD(U) has been given Valmikinagar, Sitamadhi, Jhanjharpur, Supaul, Kishanganj, Katihar, Purnia, Madhepura, Gopalganj, Siwan, Bhagalpur, Banka, Munger, Nalanda, Jehanabad and Sheohar seats.

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