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Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit on Friday gave credit for her third consecutive win in the Assembly polls to first time voters and youth of the capital who came out in huge numbers to exercise their franchise.
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Delhi a mute witness of ‘political power’ For any Indian history connoisseur, Delhi enjoys a special place as a purveyor of great social, historical and cultural heritage.
Ever since the Legislative Assembly was re-established in Delhi in 1993, the political scenario in the capital has been a two-horse race, with BJP and Congress vying for the top honours. After reigning on the national capital for about a decade, the Congress government under Sheila Dikshit again faces the litmus test in the assembly elections.   Delhi goes to polls on November 29, 2008. The day will decide whether Sheila Dikshit gets a third consecutive term to rule the national capital. How the current Assembly is divided between political parties in the state: