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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is on track to secure a decisive win in the Delhi Assembly elections, with current trends showing it has surpassed the majority mark. Meanwhile, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which was confident of holding onto power, is facing a significant electoral setback, as several of its prominent leaders are losing.

Here is the list of key winners and losers.

Atishi Vs Ramesh Bidhuri Vs Alka Lamba

A frustrated Bani is trying to convince OTAB and other archival sources like British Pathe of her limited resources as well as her passion for a story that has, besides hockey, the poignancy of Partition, the break-up of the Lahore-based United Punjab team and the ard­uous journey her father undertook to India as refugee before wresting a place in the hockey team. In its intersections between sports and socio-politics, this is mined from a seam of historical gold.

The Kalkaji seat saw a threeway contest between current Delhi Chief Minister Atishi, BJP’s Ramesh Bidhuri, and Congress’ Alka Lamba. CM Atishi won from Kalkaji seat by a margin of 3,ph11 official website521 votes over BJP’s Bidhuri.

The seat saw several pre-polls controversies and counter-allegations between the three major parties.

Arvind Kejriwal Vs Parvesh Verma

The New Delhi seat saw the fierce battle between AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal and BJP’s Parvesh Verma where the latter won. Kejriwal lost his re-election bid from the New Delhi seat to former two-time BJP MP.

Conceding his defeat, Kejriwal said, "Congratulate BJP for Delhi win."

He finished around 1,200 votes behind his rival, with the Congress' Sandeep Dikshit who came third in the race.

Manish Sisodia

Former Deputy CM of Delhi, Manish Sisodia lost from Jangpura to BJP’s Tarvinder Singh Marwah. Sisodia lost to Marwah by a margin of 675 votes.

Kapil Mishra

BJP’s controversial leader won from the Karawal Nagar seat by a huge margin of 23,355 votes. AAP’s Manoj Tyagi came in at second.

Majinder Singh Sirsa

One of the top CM faces from BJP, Manjinder Singh Sirsa marks comeback at Rajouri Garden seat. He won by a margin 18,000 votes to AAP’s Dhanwati Chandela.

Satyendar Jain

Former Delhi cabinet minister1xbet, Jain lost at the Shakur Basti seat against BJP’s Karnail Singh. He lost by a margin of 20,998 votes.