BJP's Kirit Somaiya was leading by around 25,000 votes over his nearest Nationalist Congress Party rival Sanjay Patil and Aam Aadmi Party's Medha Patkar in Mumbai North-East.
In Mumbai South-Central, Congress's Eknath Gaikwad was trailing by over 40,000 votes against his Shiv Sena rival Rahul Shewale.
The country's commercial capital and the stock markets gave a thumbs up to the BJP-SS alliance and totally rejected the Congress-NCP alliance.
In the 2009 elections, the situation had been exactly the opposite with the Congress-NCP bagging all the six seats.
Mumbai embraces BJP-Shiv Sena, dumps Congress-NCP
Mumbai: The BJP-Shiv Sena is poised to make a clean sweep of Mumbai's six Lok Sabha seats, as per Friday's vote count trends.In Mumbai South constituency, Congress candidate Murli Deora was trailing by over 60,000
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