Cricketer Gautam Gambhir and boxer Brijendra Singh are the BJP n Congress candidates from East n South Delhi.

After failing to patch up with the AAM ADMI PARTY in Delhi’s seven parliamentary seas despite its best efforts the Congress party has also announced its candidates for all the seven seats with Aam Admi Party having already taken a lead.

The Bhartiya Janata Party too has announced all its candidates for the seven seats. In view of the fact that now the Congressparty andthe Aam Admi Party are contesting separately given up their earlier commitment to give the communal BJP a resounding defeat, it’s for sure that the contest in the Delhi parliamentary polls is going to be a three cornered contest with the ruling Bhartiya Janata Party having a clear edge as per my political analysis.

The Modi factor compounded with the polarisation tactics of BJP on the issue of ultra nationalismn post Pulwama affect, if it remains intact the political situation seems to besome what favorable to the saffron party.

The division of the anti BJP votes that includes n consolidated chunk of minority n SC ST votes as well gives the saffron party a technical plus.

Anyways, lets leave it to destiny as the results will be finally out on 23rd May.

Meanwhile as per the AAP’s list the New Delhi seat goes to Brijesh Goyal, while from South Delhi Raghav Chadda is the AAP candidate.

From East Delhi Aatishi who brough revolution in Delhi govt schools is being fielded where as its spokes person Dilip Pandey is contesting from North East Delhi.

Pankaj Gupta is the AAP’s candidate from Chandni Chowk seat where as Gugan Singh is contesting from North West Delhi.

The Congress party on the other hand has fielded the former Delhi CM n present DPCC chief Shiela Dikshit from North East Delhi and former Delhi chief n minister

Arvinder Singh Lovely from East Delhi. Lovely has been the MLA from Geeta Colony n had joined BJP but later on returned back to his parent party after few months.

From Chandni Chowk the party has fielded a veteran Congressman n former MP Jai Prakash Aggrawal who too had been the Delhi party chief twice.

Former union minister n Delhi Congress chief Ajay Makan wh’d been favouring the AAP Congress tie up has been given ticket from the New Delhi constituency represented by him earlier.

The earlier MP Mahabal Mishra has been fielded from West Delhi whereas the former Youth Congress chief n MLA Rajesh Lilothiya has been made to contest from North West Delhi.

This is a reserve parliamentary seat. From South Delhi the Congress has sprung a surprise by giving the ticket to famour boxer Bijendra Singh.

The BJP had declared its candidates in the last minutes today as 23rd April being the last day for filing nominations.

Out of the seven tickets it has given one ticket to the prominent cricketer Gautam Gambhir who’d joined the saffron party just yesterday on 22nd April.

Gautam Ghambhir’s candidature was announced today n the BJP supremo wasted no timein clearing his name from East Delhi.

The BJP’s sitting MP Mahesh Giri’s ticket has been cut this time. Senior Advocate n sitting MP Meenakshi Lekhi was given ticket for the second time from New Delhi. She was the one who filed a writ petition in Supreme Court against the Congress chief Rahul Gandhi for insulting prime minister Narendra Modi pronouncing him as CHOWKIDAR CHOR HAI.

Rahul was constrained to express apology in the apex court. Four sitting MPs, viz former union minister Harsh Vardhan, Ramesh Biduri, Manoj Tiwari and Parvesh Verma have been given BJP tickets from their old constituencies.

However, from the reserve constituency of North west Delhi from where Udit Raj was the sitting MP the party has not yet decided its official candidate. However there are possibilities of his being repeated. Udit Raj will however file his nomination papers today.

It may be recalled that total 1.5 crore voters will exercise their franchise from Delhi’s seven parliamentary constituencies on 12th May. The results of the pan India elections will be declared on 23rd May. Last time in 2014, the BJP had won all the seven seats in Delhi under the extensive Modi wave.