<p>BJP may win half the seats in the 70-member Delhi Assembly, falling just short of a clear majority, as per the projection of an opinion poll today.<br /><br />AAP is looking to make a strong challenge and is likely to win 29 seats, one more than what it had last time, in the February 7 elections, according to the 'India TV-CVoter' opinion poll.<br /><br />Congress, however, was projected as doing worse than last time, when it hit a low of eight seats and was relegated to third position behind BJP and AAP. The forecast today gave it only five seats.</p>.<p><br />BJP had won 31 seats in the last elections, which were held in December, 2013.<br />BJP is expected to get 42 per cent of the votes while AAP was tipped to corner a 40 per cent vote share followed by Congress with only 11 per cent of the votes.</p>.<p> The three parties had last time received 33, 29 and 25 per cent of the votes in Del, respectively.<br />According to the opinion poll, the saffron party is projected to win nine seats in central Delhi, 11 in outer Delhi and 11 in the trans-Yamuna region while the corresponding figures for AAP is nine, 14 and six. </p>
<p>BJP may win half the seats in the 70-member Delhi Assembly, falling just short of a clear majority, as per the projection of an opinion poll today.<br /><br />AAP is looking to make a strong challenge and is likely to win 29 seats, one more than what it had last time, in the February 7 elections, according to the 'India TV-CVoter' opinion poll.<br /><br />Congress, however, was projected as doing worse than last time, when it hit a low of eight seats and was relegated to third position behind BJP and AAP. The forecast today gave it only five seats.</p>.<p><br />BJP had won 31 seats in the last elections, which were held in December, 2013.<br />BJP is expected to get 42 per cent of the votes while AAP was tipped to corner a 40 per cent vote share followed by Congress with only 11 per cent of the votes.</p>.<p> The three parties had last time received 33, 29 and 25 per cent of the votes in Del, respectively.<br />According to the opinion poll, the saffron party is projected to win nine seats in central Delhi, 11 in outer Delhi and 11 in the trans-Yamuna region while the corresponding figures for AAP is nine, 14 and six. </p>