Delhi Polls: BJP survey predicts easy win for itself

Results of the survey that BJP leaders discussed on Tuesday predicted 42-45 of 70 assembly seats for the party.

Delhi Polls: BJP survey predicts easy win for itself
NEW DELHI: A BJP survey carried out by its workers between Jan 24 and Feb 1 has predicted a comfortable majority for the party. Results of the survey that BJP leaders discussed on Tuesday predicted 42-45 of 70 assembly seats for the party. According to ET’s poll conducted by TNS in the last week of January, published on Tuesday, AAP is predicted to secure 36-40 seats, while BJP is predicted to win 28-32 seats.

“We are winning. We have re-strengthened the panna pramukh strategy since last week,” said Anil Jain, BJP national secretary managing the campaign. BJP survey has predicted 23-26 seats for AAP and 3-5 for Congress.
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