Elections are not just a democratic exercise, but time for a meme fest. #DelhiResults is trending on Twitter with 9.6K tweets. While the fate of political parties, who bitterly fought to wrestle power in the Delhi State Assembly, is being decided upon, netizens are having a field-day with jibes at Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) based on the early trends that show Aam Admi Party (AAP) in the lead.
#DelhiElectionResults
— Chunky (@flufy_brown_grl) February 11, 2020
Bhakt Nibbas watching election results pic.twitter.com/0rDEA8iVBh
BJP right now #DelhiResults #DelhiElection2020 #DelhiElectionResults pic.twitter.com/8yAwzH8JHY
— manish kumar (@manuglhf) February 11, 2020
#DelhiElection2020 #DelhiResults #DelhiElection2020 #DelhiElectionResults #Delhi pic.twitter.com/CoCqcXqVaV
— Harsh #AAP wale (@RajHarshit1000) February 11, 2020
Delhi mein banegi PURNA BAHUMAT waali sarkaar !!! #DelhiElectionResults pic.twitter.com/4pdDVQkG1s
— TheUnrealJoker ® (@TheUnrealJoker_) February 11, 2020
Results are here👇
— Trollywood Head Master ;-) (@THM_Offi) February 11, 2020
Are y'all ready??#DelhiResults pic.twitter.com/vZxEMkSuUS#DelhiResults
Many memes surfaced mocking the BJP’s Delhi unit chief, Manoj Tiwari, who claimed that his party would come to power winning “up to 55 seats” in the 70-member legislative assembly. He rejected the exit polls that predicted AAP’s victory in state polls.
#DelhiResults#DelhiElectionResults
— Sarcastic Patriotic Indians (@SARCASTIC_PI) February 11, 2020
Kiran Bedi sending friend request to Manoj Tiwari : pic.twitter.com/oLHylZUUOd
#AamAadmiParty #DelhiElectionResults #RejectCAA_NRC_NPR #dilwalokidelhi #ArvindKejriwal #manishsisodia pic.twitter.com/Dtwv4oCT8p
— Shaaf Farid (@ShaafFarid) February 11, 2020
#DelhiResults#DelhiElectionResults
— Sarcastic Patriotic Indians (@SARCASTIC_PI) February 11, 2020
Manoj Tiwari : BJP will get 55 seats
Delhites : pic.twitter.com/S2HudT6tsd
It was a fight for survival for Congress which failed to secure a single seat in the 2015 Delhi elections, when it lost power to AAP, ending its three-term consecutive rule in Delhi. The current trend shows Congress leading in just one seat in Delhi.
Congress Watching Vote Counting For AAP and BJP in Delhi#ExitPolls #DelhiResults #DelhiPolls2020 pic.twitter.com/VcGUsBfmFj
— The Folks™ 📰 (@thefolksteam) February 11, 2020
congress watching #DelhiResults pic.twitter.com/FBEo5CKy3T
— Arun LoL (@dhaikilokatweet) February 11, 2020
Congress watching vote counting for AAP and BJP in Delhi.#DelhiResults pic.twitter.com/0IGz5mAen1
— Darcasm (@Darcasm) February 11, 2020
Delhi saw a 62.59-percent turnout of the 14.6 million eligible voters as stated by the Chief Electoral Officer of Delhi. In 2015 elections, the newly-formed AAP secured a landslide victory winning 67 of the 70 assembly seats with BJP securing the remainder. The counting of votes is currently underway in the state.
