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The BJP leader said that she was pulling out of the race because an election to the standing committee has not been conducted.

Delhi Mayor election: BJP withdraws, AAP's Shelly Oberoi wins unchallenged

AAP's Shelly Oberoi re-elected Delhi Mayor AAP won after BJP candidate withdrew Delhi Mayor, Dy Mayor polls are held annually

The BJP leader said that she was pulling out of the race because an election to the standing committee has not been conducted.

The Aam Aadmi Party retained control of Delhi's civic body after its candidate Shelly Oberoi was re-elected the Mayor of Delhi.
Oberoi won the election on April 26, 2023, after BJP candidate Shikha Rai withdrew her nomination.
The BJP leader said that she was pulling out of the race because an election to the standing committee has not been conducted.
The Delhi mayoral polls are held annually.
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Notably, the MCD annual cycle starts on April 1 every year. Last year, unification of the three municipal corporations process impacted the annual cycle among other reasons.

Delhi Mayor election: Shelly Oberoi, Aaley Muhammad Iqbal files nomination as mayoral candidates

Notably, the MCD annual cycle starts on April 1 every year. Last year, the unification of the three municipal corporations process impacted the annual cycle among other reasons.

The Aam Aadmi Party has decided to repeat its candidates for the Delhi Mayor and Deputy Mayor elections scheduled for April 26.&nbsp;
While Shelly Oberoi will contest for the Mayor seat, Aaley Muhammad Iqbal will contest for the deputy Mayor post for a second term in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD). Both candidates filed their nominations on Monday. They were accompanied by Delhi Minister Atishi and AAP MP Sanjay Singh.
Notably, the MCD annual cycle starts on April 1 every year. Last year, the unification of the three municipal corporations process impacted the annual cycle among other reasons.

BJP leaders had tweeted videos accusing AAP councillors of violently attacking BJP counterparts after receiving instructions from party leader Atishi.

MCD violence: BJP's 'Khalnayika' jibe at AAP's Atishi after councillors throw punches, kicks

BJP leaders had tweeted videos accusing AAP councillors of violently attacking BJP counterparts after receiving instructions from party leader Atishi.

A day after punches and kicks were thrown at a session of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), a war of words continued between the Aam Aadmi Party and the Bharatiya Janata Party.
In a meme attack, the BJP tweeted a movie poster-style image with photographs of AAP leader Atishi and Delhi Mayor Shelly Oberoi.
It was titled 'Khalnayika' or villain, and the tagline read "the most shocking drama of 2023". BJP's caption on the image said, "The villain responsible for violence and tyranny in the House."
Earlier, BJP leaders had tweeted videos accusing AAP councillors of violently attacking BJP counterparts after receiving instructions from party leader Atishi.
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Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia congratulated Oberoi and the party workers on the win.

Delhi gets mayor, AAP candidate Shelly Oberoi wins election

Delhi gets mayor, AAP candidate Shelly Oberoi wins election
Mayor elected after three failed attempts
Delhi to have one Mayor after unification in a decade

Delhi gets Mayor, AAP candidate Shelly Oberoi wins election

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia congratulated Oberoi and the party workers on the win.

After three failed attempts to elect Mayor, Delhi MCD on Wednesday finally got Mayor after Aam Aadmi Party's candidate Shelly Oberoi claimed victory in the mayoral election.&nbsp;
AAP's Shelly Oberoi defeated BJP's Rekha Gupta by a margin of 34 votes to become the mayor of Delhi, MCD officials announced.
Oberoi polled 150 votes while Gupta received 116 votes out of the total 266 votes polled.
The voting was held at the Civic Centre.
Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia congratulated Oberoi and the party workers on the win.
"The goons lost, the public won. Many congratulations to all the workers as AAP candidate has become the mayor in Municipal Corporation of Delhi. Once again whole hearted gratitude to the people of Delhi. Many many congratulations to the first Mayor @OberoiShelly of AAP," he said in a tweet in Hindi.
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With PTI inputs

The top court on February 17 ordered the issuance of a notice within 24 hours for convening the first meeting of the MCD to fix the date of elections for the mayor

Elections for Delhi mayor under way after three failed attempts

Elections to choose the new mayor of Delhi are underway for the fourth time on Wednesday after the proceedings had to be called off thrice in the last 2 months

The top court on February 17 ordered the issuance of a notice within 24 hours for convening the first meeting of the MCD to fix the date of elections for the mayor

Elections to choose the new mayor of Delhi are underway for the fourth time on Wednesday after the proceedings had to be called off thrice in the last 2 months due to the ruckus created by the AAP and BJP.&nbsp;
Authorities have stepped up security inside the municipal House and on the Civic Centre premises in Delhi for the mayoral poll. Several civil defence personnel, including women members, have been deployed in the chamber of the House. Heavy deployment of paramilitary force has been done on the premises of the Civic Centre.
Last week, Delhi Lt Governor VK Saxena gave his nod to convene the municipal House for holding the mayoral election following the apex court order.
The top court on February 17 ordered the issuance of a notice within 24 hours for convening the first meeting of the MCD to fix the date of elections for the mayor, the deputy mayor and the members of the standing committee of the civic body.
The court issued the order after hearing a plea moved by the ruling Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) mayoral candidate Shelly Oberoi, who had sought early conduct of the election.
The maiden meeting of the newly elected 250-member MCD House on January 6 was adjourned following a ruckus between the AAP and BJP members, and two successive meetings on January 24 and February 6 were also adjourned without electing the mayor and the deputy mayor amid loud protests by AAP councillors over the presiding officer's decision to administer the oath to the 10 aldermen first.&nbsp;
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Big relief for AAP in Delhi mayor polls; SC says nominated members can't vote

Big relief for AAP in Delhi mayoral polls; SC says nominated members can't vote

Big relief for AAP in Delhi mayoral polls; SC says nominated members can't vote
Issue notice for convening 1st MCD meet within 24 hrs: SC
Election of Delhi mayor shall be conducted at first MCD meet: SC&nbsp;

Big relief for AAP in Delhi mayor polls; SC says nominated members can't vote

The Supreme Court on Friday said the nominated members of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) cannot vote in the mayoral election.
A bench comprising Chief Justice DY Chandrachud and Justices PS Narasimha and JB Pardiwala directed that the election of the Delhi mayor shall be conducted at the first MCD meet and once elected, the mayor shall preside over the deputy mayor's election.
"We have heard the counsel for the parties. We are unable to accept the submission on behalf of the municipal corporation. The Constitution has imposed a restriction in terms of which nominated members do not have the right to vote. The prohibition on nominated members in the exercise of the right to vote applies on the first meeting.
"The notice for the election of mayor and the first meeting of the MCD shall be issued within 24 hours and the notice shall fix the date at which the elections of mayor, deputy mayor and standing committee members shall be held," the bench said.
The top court's order came on a plea moved by the ruling Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) mayoral candidate, Shelly Oberoi, seeking an early conduct of the election.
The apex court had, on February 8, sought the responses of the lieutenant governor's (LG) office, MCD's pro-tem presiding officer Satya Sharma and others on Oberoi's plea.

After third failed attempt to elect Delhi mayor, AAP to move SC to seek court-monitored mayoral polls

The municipal House failed to elect a mayor on Monday after a ruckus erupted over the nominated members being allowed to vote in the election to the post.

After the Delhi municipal House was adjourned for the third time in a month without electing a mayor, the AAP on Monday said it will move the Supreme Court so that the polls can be held in a "court-monitored manner".
The municipal House failed to elect a mayor on Monday after a ruckus erupted over the nominated members being allowed to vote in the election to the post.
Soon after the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) House assembled around 11:30 am, after a delay of half an hour, Presiding Officer Satya Sharma announced that aldermen will be allowed to vote in elections to the posts of mayor, deputy mayor and Standing Committee members which will be held simultaneously.
This drew protests from AAP councillors. Party leader Mukesh Goel said aldermen can't vote.
After emerging from the House, AAP leader Atishi told reporters, "We will go to the Supreme Court, and we will go today itself so that the mayoral elections can be held in a court-monitored manner." "Our demands are that the mayoral election be held in a time-bound manner in the next two weeks and the aldermen be not allowed to vote," she said.
Atishi claimed the BJP had planned to disrupt the proceedings so that the House could be adjourned.
Addressing a press conference, AAP leader Sanjay Singh said: "We will go to the Supreme Court now to have the mayoral election conducted." "The BJP is strangulating democracy and the Constitution of India. The presiding officer allowed the aldermen to vote in mayoral polls, which is wrong as per the Constitution and is against democracy," he said.
The presiding officer also said the polls to elect mayor, deputy mayor and six members of the Standing Committee will be held simultaneously, which is also wrong as the agenda stated that the mayoral elections will be held first, the AAP leader pointed out.
The first two sessions of the municipal House -- held on January 6 and January 24 -- were adjourned by the presiding officer without electing a mayor following a ruckus and acrimonious exchanges between the members of the BJP and the AAP.
According to the Delhi Municipal Corporation (DMC) Act, 1957, the mayor and the deputy mayor are to be elected in the very first session of the House after the civic polls. However, it's been two months since the municipal elections were held on December 4 and Delhi is yet to get a mayor.

The announcement drew protests from Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) councillors. Party leader Mukesh Goel said aldermen can't vote.

Delhi Mayor election postponed again after chaos over voting rights to non-elected MCD councillors

Delhi mayor election postponed, MCD session adjourned Fresh chaos over voting rights to nominated members Non-elected councillors named by LG allowed to vote

The announcement drew protests from Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) councillors. Party leader Mukesh Goel said aldermen can't vote.

For the third time in a row, a session of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi was adjourned on 6 February 2023 without elections being held for the post of Mayor and Deputy Mayor. Following chaos over nominated members being allowed to vote in the mayoral election, the session was adjourned.&nbsp;
"Municipal House in Delhi adjourned till next date," Presiding Officer Satya Sharma said. The MCD House convened at around 11:30 AM, after a 30-minute delay. Sharma announced that elections to the posts of mayor, deputy mayor, and Standing Committee members will be held simultaneously.
"Aldermen will be allowed to vote in the elections for mayor, deputy mayor and Standing Committee members," she said.
The announcement drew protests from Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) councillors. Party leader Mukesh Goel said aldermen can't vote. Members of AAP remained seated despite the adjournment of the House while members of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) left the building.
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The AAP had earlier objected to Lt Governor V K Saxena nominating 10 aldermen to the MCD house without consulting the city government.
This was the third infructuous session of the MCD after the December 4 municipal polls.
The first two sessions - held on January 6 and January 24 - were adjourned by the presiding officer without electing a mayor following disruptions and acrimonious exchanges between the members of the BJP and the AAP.
(with PTI inputs)

Minister Meenakshi Lekhi said, "These people (AAP councillors) are anarchists, and spreading anarchy is their job."

'My way or highway': On Delhi Mayor election chaos, Union minister slams AAP's MCD councillors

Minister Meenakshi Lekhi said, "These people (AAP councillors) are anarchists, and spreading anarchy is their job."

Following major chaos at the MCD civic centre ahead of Delhi's Mayoral election, Union Minister Meenakshi Lekhi criticised the Aam Aadmi Party which is facing off against BJP in the contest.
Lekhi blamed AAP for starting the disruption, and said the party's leaders were unaware of rules.
She added, "These people (AAP councillors) are anarchists, and spreading anarchy is their job. When they are in majority, why are they afraid?"
"They have a 'my way or 'high way' attitude and the same was on display today at the civic centre," the BJP leader said.
The disruption reportedly began as Satya Sharma, the interim presiding officer appointed by Delhi Lieutenant Governor, began the oath-taking ceremony of 10 aldermen, also nominated by the LG.
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Slogans were raised by councillors of both the Aam Aadmi Party and the Bharatiya Janata Party. AAP members reportedly demanded that oath-taking of elected councillors be held first.

The election was preceded by a political fight over the appointment of BJP councillor Satya Sharma, instead of AAP's Mukesh Goyal, as presiding officer for the election.

Delhi Mayor election today: AAP v BJP in MCD head contest amid fight over LG's pick for presiding officer

The election was preceded by a political fight over the appointment of BJP councillor Satya Sharma, instead of AAP's Mukesh Goyal, as presiding officer for the election.

The national capital seems set to see a heated fight on 6 January 2023 for the post of Delhi Mayor as both the Aam Aadmi Party and the Bharatiya Janata Party have thrown their hats in the ring.
The AAP, which won the recent municipal corporation (MCD) elections, has fielded Shelly Oberoi and Aaley Muhammad Iqbal for the posts of mayor and deputy mayor respectively. Ashu Thakur and Jalaj Kumar are back-up candidates.
They are being challenged by BJP's Rekha Gupta and Kamal Bagri.
The election was preceded by a political fight over the appointment of BJP councillor Satya Sharma, instead of AAP's Mukesh Goyal, as presiding officer for the election by Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena.
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