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BJP eying its fourth consecutive term at Delhi civic body election
AAP, Congress other contenders
Results will be announced on December 7

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MCD Polls: Who will win the high stakes Delhi civic polls?

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Description: High stakes MCD poll are underway with AAP looking to wrest power from the BJP, while the saffron party is eying its fourth consecutive time at the civic body. The Congress will try to redeem itself with a notable performance t...

High stakes MCD poll are underway with AAP looking to wrest power from the BJP, while the saffron party is eying its fourth consecutive time at the civic body. The Congress will try to redeem itself with a notable performance this time

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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MCD Polls: Who will win the high stakes Delhi civic polls?

Elections to the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, spanning 250 wards began at 8 AM today.

More than 1.46 crore residents in 250 wards are eligible to vote in the civic polls, which are widely regarded as a three-way race between the BJP, the AAP, and the Congress.

Around 40,000 police personnel, 20,000 home guards, as well as 108 companies of paramilitary and state armed police forces, are deployed to ensure smooth conduct of elections.

Counting will take place on December 7.

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