Early trends show Delhi heading towards 'Paanch saal Kejriwal'
Updated on Feb 10, 2015 11:04 am IST
The AAP took a mammoth lead in trends for the counting of votes in the Delhi assembly polls on Tuesday, racing ahead in 56 seats of the 70-member House and leaving its main rival BJP trailing far behind. According to leads from state-run Rajya Sabha TV, the AAP was ahead in 56 seats – well ahead of the two-thirds mark – while the BJP led in 12 seats and the Congress in only one.
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