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The projection by Axis My India is considered huge as its predictions regarding the Haryana and Maharashtra Assembly polls were accurate.
While the AAP is eyeing a third straight term, banking on its governance record and welfare schemes, the BJP and Congress are looking for a resurgence. (Image: PTI/File)
Hours after several pollsters predicted victory for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the Delhi Assembly polls, Axis My India predicted a massive win for the saffron party as it projected the party securing somewhere between 45 to 55 seats, restricting AAP to around 20 seats. Meanwhile, Today’s Chanakya also anticipated a comfortable win for the BJP in the national capital.
Additionally, both AXIS and Today’s Chanakya projected that around 69 percent to 74 percent of the Muslim vote still remains with AAP.
However, a major split in the SC vote is being speculated this time. Today’s Chanakya predicted that 47 percent of the SC votes shifted to the BJP, while 44 percent went to AAP. While AXIS projected 51 percent of SC vote were retained by AAP with 39 percent with BJP. It is speculated that the split in the voting percentage belonging to the SC community (mainly in the Jhuggis) might be a game-changer for the saffron camp.
The projection by Axis My India is considered huge as its predictions regarding the Haryana and Maharashtra Assembly polls were accurate. As per the predictions, the BJP is likely to sweep East and West Delhi, Chandni Chowk and New Delhi.
Axis My India Prediction
| Party | Seats |
| BJP | 45-55 |
| AAP | 15-25 |
| Congress | 0-01 |
Today’s Chanakya Prediction
| Party | Seats |
| BJP | 51± 6 |
| AAP | 19± 6 |
| Others | 0± 3 |
Delhi Exit Polls 2025 Forecast BJP’s Delhi Return
The BJP is likely to make a comeback after nearly three decades in the Delhi assembly elections, but the AAP may not be far behind despite most exit polls predicting a majority for the saffron party.
A majority of the exit polls on Wednesday predicted a close electoral contest between the BJP and the AAP, while the Congress, which did not win a single seat in 2015 and 2020, is likely to repeat its performance yet again either by not opening its account or winning at least three seats.
