AAP Sets for Resounding Victory in Delhi

The Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is set for aresounding victory on Tuesday in the Delhi Assembly election to retain powerfor a third term.

AAP was leading in 63 seats out of 70 assembly seats and BJP in 7,leaving the Congress virtually decimated in a city it had rules for threeconsecutive terms under Sheila Dikshit.

In his own constituency, Kejriwal was leading by over 6,300 voteswhile Manish Sisodia was ahead of 754 votes behind the BJP's Ravinder SinghNegi in Patparganj.

The Delhi CM is expected to address the party workers and themedia later in the day as the party workers were in a celebratory mode.

AAP Spokesperson Sanjay Singh told media persons that they beensaying since the beginning that the polls will be fought on the basis of workdone by them. "Just wait and watch, we will register a massive win," saidSingh.

The AAP headquarters was decorated with blue and white balloons and big cutouts of Kejriwal were placed in different parts of the office.

However,Kejriwal asked party volunteers to not burst firecrackers in celebration toprevent air pollution. Reducing air pollution was one of the main promises madeby the AAP in its manifesto and "guarantee card".

AAPvolunteers said they will abide by Kejriwal's directive. They grooved to theparty anthem 'Lage Raho Kejriwal' and hugged each other.