Campaigning in full swing for MCD polls

AAP chief and Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal is seen campaigning in Bawana in outer Delhi ahead of the MCD polls scheduled to take place on April 23. A lot is at stake for AAP, in power in Delhi since 2014, in these elections; it recently lost the Assembly bypoll in Rajouri Garden. (TOI photo)

Union minister and BJP leader Sanjeev Balyan with party spokesperson Sambit Patra interact with passengers in a bus as they campaign for MCD elections. (PTI photo)

BJP's Delhi unit chief Manoj Tiwari is confident that his party will easily sail through the MCD polls. The elections are being held in three municipal corporations in Delhi - North, East and South. (TOI photo)

Congress leader Ajay Maken is seen campaigning for the MCD election. A lot of leaders have quit the party in recent days ahead of the crucial election, but the Congress still hopes to emerge victorious. If it wins Delhi civic polls, the party has promised empowerment of resident welfare associations (RWAs) and time-bound delivery of 13 civic services. (PTI photo)

Yogendra Yadav, who formed Swaraj Abhiyan after being expelled from the Aam Aadmi Party, is seen with candidates for MCD polls. In the manifesto launched last week, the political outfit has vowed to make the national capital free from garbage, pollution and epidemic and put environment on its priority list if it wins Delhi civic polls. (PTI photo)

Notwithstanding the drubbing in the Rajouri Garden Assembly bypoll, AAP has claimed that its internal survey has predicted a massive victory for the party in the civic polls. AAP leader Ashish Khetan said that as per the survey, it will win 218 of 272 seats. (TOI photo)