2014 Elections Results: Three Delhi MLAs look set for victory in Lok Sabha polls

NEW DELHI: Three of the four winning MLAs from last year's Delhi polls, who were contesting Lok Sabha elections appeared set for a victory in the national capital, as per latest trends.

Leading the chart from BJP, is ex-Delhi Chief Minister Sahib Singh Verma'a son Parvesh Verma in West Delhi constituency. He garnered 3,85,073 votes, ahead of AAP's Jarnail Singh (2,24,923) and Congress's sitting MP Mahabal Mishra (1,07,751).

The 36-year-old had unseated former Delhi Assembly Speaker Yoganand Shastri from Mehrauli in a spirited comeback for BJP then and has now replicated the success on the national level.

BJP is leading the tally on all seven seats with AAP, making its debut in Lok Sabha polls, hovering on the second spot, with the Congress party practically relegated to third position on all seats.

Second in line is Delhi BJP chief Harsh Vardhan, who scored an easy victory from the Krishna Nagar seat in December polls and is cruising ahead with 3,42,285 votes from Chandani Chowk seat trailed by journalist-turned-politician Ashutosh of AAP, a debutant in the high-voltage elections in the capital.

While AAP has garnered 2,38,535 votes, sitting MP from Congress Kapil Sibal is on third spot from the seat with 1,32,539 votes, according to latest trends.

65-year-old Sibal had won both the 2009 and 2004 elections from this high-profile LS constituency, however the anti-incumbency against Congress seems difficult to ward off.

BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri from South Delhi won from Tughlaqabad in 2013 Delhi election and is now moving ahead with 3,34,970 votes followed by AAP's Col Devinder Sehrawat (2,68,707) and Congress' Ramesh Kumar (86,602).

AAP giantkiller from Mongolopuri assembly seat last Delhi polls, Rakhi Birla, 27, who had dealt a blow to Congress' four-time MLA and PWD minister Rajkumar Chouhan with a margin of 10,585 votes, is ,however, trailing with 3,09,032 votes behind BJP's Udit Raj (56), who has amassed 3,76,306 votes in his favour, according to results available till 12 noon.

Congress' Krishna Tirath (58) has only got a meagre 90,797 votes in North-West Delhi Lok Sabha constituency.