In the six seats where the Left parties (Left parties) were contesting in the Delhi assembly elections, they got less votes than the NOTA (Nun of the Above). This election proved to be completely disappointing for him. CPI (M), CPI and CPI (ML) Liberation secured a total of 2,158 votes, while NOTA got 5,627 votes. That is, people on these seats opted to choose a better candidate (NOTA) than voting for Left parties.
How was the performance of the candidates?
Karawal Nagar
CPI (M) candidate Ashok Aggarwal got 457 votes.
NOTA got 709 votes.
BJP’s Kapil Mishra won by winning 1,07,367 votes.
Badarpur
Jagdish Chand of CPI (M) got 367 votes.
NOTA received 915 votes.
Ram Singh Netaji of AAP won by 1,12,991 votes.
Vikaspuri
CPI’s Shejo Varghese received 580 votes.
NOTA received 1,127 votes.
BJP’s Pankaj Kumar Singh won by 1,03,955 votes.
Palam
Dilip Kumar of CPI got 326 votes.
NOTA received 1,119 votes.
BJP’s Kuldeep Solanki won by 82,046 votes.
Narela
Anil Kumar Singh of CPI (ML) got 328 votes.
NOTA received 981 votes.
BJP’s Raj Karan Khatri won by 87,215 votes.
Kondli
Amarjeet Prasad of CPI (ML) got only 100 votes.
NOTA got 776 votes.
AAP’s Kuldeep Kumar won by 61,792 votes.
Big shock for left parties
The performance of the left parties in this election was very weak. The candidates who were raised to fight the problems of the people, were completely rejected by the public. It is clear from this that the effect of left parties in Delhi is almost over.