The result of the Delhi Municipal Corporation (DMC) election on April 15, 2014, was a surprising one. While the DMC is not a political party, it has been in a state of flux for the past few years. The party which was once led to power by Aam Aadmi Party has been steadily falling apart due to various factors.
The result of this election is still being debated, but what is clear is that the people of Delhi will be given a chance to make a decision and that their choice will ultimately effect Delhi’s future. With all the political parties in the state of Delhi being split by their own ideologies, it is clear that this will be one of the biggest elections in the history of Delhi.
To an extent, the election of Delhi State Assembly elections in December will be the same as in the Lok Sabha elections. The main difference is that in Delhi, there will be an additional Assembly Elections in Delhi on 26 January. This is because of the recent decision of Delhi Government to appoint Aam Aadmi Party in the city, which is also the reason for the election of Delhi Legislative Assembly elections in December.
You should know that the AAP is expected to make a lot of gains in Delhi in the upcoming elections, as it is expected to win more than 50 seats in the Delhi Assembly. Aam Aadmi Party is also expected to get more than 16 seats in the Delhi Legislative Assembly.
AAP has been in power in Delhi for quite sometime now. That’s why it’s interesting that Delhi elections have been taking place more than a month after the last assembly polls, which were held in December last year.
Delhi elections are held every five years. This year’s election was held in January. But just like in previous years, AAP is expected to win more than 50 seats, but this time, the party is expected to get more than 16 seats. AAP was in power in Delhi for quite some time now and since the last elections, the party has been promising to make a major comeback in Delhi.
The Delhi government used to be run by the Congress party. Then it was the Janata party that ruled Delhi. With AAP, it’s looking like the AAP government will be in power for quite some time to come. Whether it’s due to the power of AAP or the success of the party itself, the Delhi elections are bound to be a fun affair.
Delhi elections are always interesting, as the results can be a lot of fun. But there are also some interesting implications. For example, I’m not sure if AAP’s plan to implement electronic voting machines is going to work, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they did. The way the Delhi government is controlled right now, it would make voting in Delhi very difficult for even small parties, which is one of the reasons why they wanted to switch to electronic voting machines in the first place.
And why do they need to? In India, every voter has a unique identity and can vote for up to 10 candidates in a single election. They would have to use their identity in a way that would be difficult (or impossible) to replicate. But I think it makes sense if they’re trying to break into a big market like India. Because when you’re trying to get people to vote for you, it makes sense to use their best identity.
So theyve got a lot of smart people running around trying to make the system work for the first time. But in the end, the people who are actually in charge of it are very worried about the security of the system. Because if it is easy to replicate, then hackers can use it to steal voter information. And thus they need to make sure that the voter identity never gets out.
