Delhi MCD Bypolls: High Stakes for BJP, AAP, and Congress

Delhi's MCD bypolls in 12 wards pose a major political test for BJP, AAP, and Congress. Political campaigns featured rallies and door-to-door outreach. With 51 candidates, including 26 women, the BJP eyes retaining power in crucial constituencies. Voting takes place on November 30, with results on December 3.

In Delhi's political arena, the upcoming MCD bypolls, set for 12 wards, have emerged as a significant test for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), and Congress. As the city prepares for the electoral battle on Sunday, intense campaigning marked the final stretch.

Major parties relied on roadshows, street meetings, and door-to-door interactions to woo voters. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, during her Shalimar Bagh B ward roadshow, expressed confidence in BJP's win, highlighting the support from the electorate expected to reflect in December 3 results.

With 51 candidates competing, and a notable presence of 26 women, the bypolls witness fierce competition. The BJP aims to safeguard key wards, having drawn considerable attention to Shalimar Bagh B and Dwarka B, emphasizing its commitment to retaining and surpassing previous gains.