AGARTALA, Feb 11 (TIWN): Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who is set to continue his position as CM, has proven that positive politics if played by heart can gain over negative politics which has been played by BJP across India the name of sentiments, fake-jingoism. AAP spokesperson gave a statement after the trend, saying today AAP has proven that the country’s people started judging the leaders by ‘Kaam Ki Baat’ and no more ready to be fooled by emotions. Arvind Kejriwal is set to return as Chief Minister as his party obtained a massive lead over its closest rival in Delhi as counting of votes progressed for the Delhi election. The Delhi-based party is now leading in 58 seats while the BJP is ahead in just 12 seats. "There are several rounds of counting. I will tell our workers there is no need to be disheartened. We are in a good position. In 27 seats, there is only a 1,000-vote gap between AAP and BJP," state BJP chief Manoj Tiwari said. "Anything can happen."Although AAP is well ahead of the BJP, the Delhi-based party is trailing in at least 20 seats it had won in the 2015 elections. For the BJP, which ran a high-voltage campaign for the February 8 election, early trends show a gain of 20 seats.

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Among the heavyweights leading in various constituencies are AAP's Rakhi Birla, Ragav Chaddha, Satyender Jain, and Kapil MIsrawho changed camp from AAP to the BJP. All the Congress heavyweights, including Alka Lamba,  Arvinder Singh Lovely, Ashok Kumar Walia and Poonam Azad are trailing. Among the AAP heavyweights trailing are Atishi and minister Satyendar Jain.

Exit polls have predicted another term for Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party, the BJP, which powered its campaign on the anti-Citizenship (Amendment) Act protests at Shaheen Bagh, is likely to put up a good show.

The campaign for the Delhi Election 2020 has been bitter and polarised, the political discourse bogged down by threatening slogans and foul language.