Mohan Singh Bisht, BJP candidate from Mustafabad leading with highest numbers
The Hindu
Mohan Singh Bisht leads in Mustafabad with 38,583 votes, BJP ahead in Delhi Assembly election with 45 seats.
Mohan Singh Bisht, BJP candidate from Mustafabad is leading with 38,583 votes after counting of 10 rounds. As the counting is going on for the Delhi Assembly election, early trends shows that BJP is leading in 45 seats while AAP has a lead on 25 seats.
Mustafabad Assembly is the same constituency that saw the highest voter turnout in north-east Delhi as it recorded 69% footfalls, according to Election Commission data.
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Mohan Singh Bisht, a five-time MLA, is one of the heavyweight candidates of BJP.
Within hours of dropping his name from Karawal Nagar and Mr. Bisht announcing he would contest as an Independent, the BJP named him on January 12 as a candidate but from a different seat – Mustafabad.
After his name was dropped, Mr. Bisht had issued a warning to his party saying, “You have challenged the samaj [Uttarakhand community], not Mohan Singh Bisht. The BJP will lose at least 8-10 seats because of this decision, including Karawal Nagar, Burari, Mustafabad and Gokalpuri.”
He said, “I have assured them [BJP] that I will contest from Mustafabad and win the seat for the party.” The BJP has fielded former Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA Kapil Mishra from Karawal Nagar earlier.
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