Indian National Congress party Delhi Assembly Elections 2008
This prediction states that Indian National Congress will secure a simple majority , in the Assembly elections in 2008
The election results Similarly to favore of Indian National Congress
I hope assembly elections 2008 Indian National Congress wins -42- seats

Jab BJP councillor Karen Manmani Toh 36 Seat Kahan Se Ani
the area councillor B.P.Mandal(BJP)WARD No.160 supported the community centre amar colony license to create problems during this year’s Independence Day 2008 celebrations. a representation to the area councillor B.P.Mandal(BJP)no action has been taken against licensee,
the licensee had been allowed to run only a library, an Internet café and a cafeteria at the community centre but he had erected a permanent air-conditioned tent there and forced the customers to book the space as well as the tent.
the licensee of hijacking the community centre and extorting money from customers by overcharging for renting out the space.
the area councillor B.P.Mandal(BJP) with supported. society approached the Area Councillor for getting his signature on Mandatory Reference Form, to book the aforesaid Amar Colony Community Centre for 2.10.2008 for the function of Gandhi Jayanti, but the said Councillor refused to sign the reference form for the reason best known to him. Moreso the said councellor asked the President Mohan Kataria to take back all the complaints filed against the licensee.that he will sign the mandatory reference form only after the confirmation from licensee.
Jab BJP councillor Karen Manmani Toh 36 Seat Kahan Se Ani

Congress names 53 candidates
The remaining 17 candidates likely to be announced today

New Delhi, October 26
The Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee (DPCC) has announced a much-awaited list of 53 candidates for assembly election in Delhi. Names of 17 constituencies are still pending which are likely to be announced tomorrow, sources said.

This list was submitted today to the central election committee of the Congress by the DPCC, said Jai Parkash Agarwal, state Congress president.

The list of candidates is as follows: Sheila Dikshit from New Delhi; Ashok Kumar Walia, Lakshmi Nagar; Arvinder Singh Lovely, Gandhi Nagar; Haroon Yusuf, Ballimaran; Mangat Ram Singhal, Adarsh Nagar; Raj Kumar Chauhan, Mangolpuri; Ashok Ahuja, Cantonment Board; Amrish Gautam, Kondli; Barkha Singh, R. K. Puram; Balram Tanwar, Chhatarpur; Chaudhary Prem Singh, Ambedkar Nagar; Anil Bhardwaj, Tri Nagar; Anjali Rai, Moti Nagar; Bijender Singh, Nangloi; Baljor Singh, Gokulpuri; Kunwar Karan Singh, Model Town; Mukesh Sharma, Uttam Nagar; Rama Kant Goswami, Rajender Nagar; Jai Kishan, Sultanpuri; Zile Singh, Burari; Malaram Gangwal, Madipur; Mahabal Mishra, Dwarka; Mateen Ahmed, Seelampur; Nerendra Nath, Shahdara; Ram Babu Sharma, Rohtas Nagar; Surender Pal Singh Bittoo, Timarpur; Vijay Singh Lochhav, Bijwasan; Prahlad Singh Sahni, Chandni Chowk; Rajesh Lilothia, Patel Nagar; Subhash Chopra, Kalkaji; Surender Kumar, Bawana; Jitender Kumar, Greater Kailash; Beer Singh, Seemapuri; Parvez Hashmi, Okhla; Harnam Singh, Deoli; Hasan Ahmed, Mustafabad; Mahender Yadav, Palam; Mahmood Zia, Matia Mahal; Deepa Khullar, Krishna Nagar; Anil Chaudhary, Patpar Ganj; Madan Khorwal, Karol Bagh; Shambhu Dayal Sharma; Devender Yadav, Badli; Suresh Malik, Hari Nagar; Dayanand Chandela, Rajouri Garden; Sheeshpal, Tughlakabad; Ramvir Singh Bidhuri, Badarpur; Akhil Bansal, Shalimar Bagh; Anita Babbar, Tilak Nagar; Deepak Arora, Janakpuri; Tek Singh, Sangam Vihar; Naseeb Singh, Vishwas Nagar.

In the list of 53 candidates, 13 are being given ticket for the first time.

Sources said that from Greater Kailash former mayor Jaishri Panwar was also asking for ticket. But Jittu, former Leader of the House, MCD, has been successful as he has strong clout in AICC. Deepa Khullar who will contest assembly election against BJP’s state president Harsh Vardhan had won the councillor’s election as an independent candidate.

Daynand Chandela has joined the Congress after resigning from the BJP. The same is the case of Ramvir Singh Bidhuri who resigned from the NCP and joined the Congress.