Delhi BJP Chief Manoj Tiwari urged party workers not to be disheartened as Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) maintained a big lead in the counting of votes on Tuesday. Tiwari said that there are several rounds of counting. I will tell our workers there is no need to be disheartened. We are in a good position adding that in 27 seats, there is only a gap of 1000 votes between AAP and BJP, said Tiwari.
Replying to AAP leader's comment on comparing him to "Hanuman burning Lanka", Tiwari said that it is not the right to say such things. Let us see how things finally stand.
However, a senior BJP MP, RK Sinha was a bit morestaid about his party's chances of catching up. He said, "As far as the trendsare showing, AAP is far ahead. Anything above 40 is a comfortable margin. I thinkthey are coming back."
Tiwari, on the other hand, said that he wasconfident of winning up to 55 seats before counting begins out of the 70assembly seats.
Rejecting exit poll predictions of AAP winning athird straight term, Tiwari said that they will win 48 seats and will not besurprised even if they win 55 seats.
He further said, "It's time for exact pollsafter exit polls." A party needs 36 in the Delhi assembly for a majority.
