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The Aam Admi Party has won another massive mandate in the national capital Delhi. Arvind Kejriwal who is current Chief Minister of Delhi and the leader of the Aam Admi Party would be commanding power in the city of Delhi for the third consecutive time.

The first words of Arvind Kejriwal were ‘I love you’ and had thanked the voters saying that it is the victory for Bharat Mata, he had thanked his wife and also Lord Hanuman. The Aam Admi Party is likely to take a march from the headquarters of the party to the Hanuman Mandir as a gesture of thanks.

The leader of the Aam Admi Party is said to take an oath on the 14th of February which is the same date on which he had taken an oath in the year 2015.

He is said to address the party workers shortly and would spell out his road map for the next five years.

The Aam Admi Party has clean swept its rival Bharatiya Janata Party with BJP being at single digits in the 70- member assembly where as the Aam Admi Party led by Arvid Kejriwal appeared to win 63 seats as the counting of the votes has come to an end in the Delhi elections.

Though Bharatiya Janata Party has witnessed initial gains, the count had settled down at around eight seats with AAP winning over BJP winning 63 seats. The Bharatiya Janata Party which is the main opposition party of the AAP has conducted several protests regarding the anti- Citizenship Amendment Act and has also involved several union ministers, MPs and leaders and also the Chief Ministers from several different states in order to deliver the campaign message on the protests that are being conducted. However, Congress has failed to open its account yet again.

Manish Sisodia and Atish being the heavy weights of Aam Admi Party have won their respective seats after the initial dilemma where a, the biggest heavyweight in the Aam Admi Party is said to be Speaker Ram Niwas Goel.

The predictions of the exit polls which said that the Aam Admi Party would win the elections and lead another term in the national capital city Delhi has turned out to be correct.

The Delhi elections 2020 had been held on the 8th of February on Saturday with the voter turn out being 62.59 per cent which marks that only 62.59 per cent of the people of Delhi have come out and exercised their vote which is said to be the democratic right of every citizen.

The assembly elections of the year 2015 has witnessed the voter turnout of around 67.5 per cent.

By Shrithika Kushangi