Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party is headed for a landslide victory in Delhi, leading in 66 out of the 70 assembly seats after three hours of counting.
BJP's chief minister candidate Kiran Bedi is now marginally leading in Krishna Nagar, after trailing for most of the day, while Kejriwal is leading by a vast margin in New Delhi at the time of writing.
Congress, which ruled Delhi for 15 years till 2013, is not leading even in a single seat.
Exit polls on 7 February were unanimous about an AAP victory, but the current trends are beyond even the most optimistic projections in favour of the party.
Delhi came out to vote in record numbers on 7 February, in its third election in three years. This is the second assembly election since 2013, necessitated by the hung result thrown up by that poll.
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