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Live Delhi Assembly Election Results 2025: AAP Hat-Trick or BJP Comeback? Counting Begins Today
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The much-anticipated Delhi Assembly Election Results 2025 are finally here, with counting underway to determine whether the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) will secure a historic hat-trick or if the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will stage a dramatic comeback. As polling stations across the capital report their numbers, political analysts and citizens alike are glued to live updates, eager to see which party will govern Delhi for the next five years.
This election has been a fierce battle between AAP’s focus on governance and BJP’s national agenda, with both parties leaving no stone unturned in their campaigns. Stay tuned for real-time updates, constituency-wise results, and expert analysis as the fate of Delhi’s political landscape unfolds.
Final Result of Delhi Elections
The final results of the Delhi Assembly elections have been declared, with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) securing a decisive victory, winning 48 out of the 70 seats. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) won 22 seats, marking a significant loss for the ruling party. The BJP’s victory marks its return to power in Delhi after more than 26 years, with a clear mandate from the people. Here are the results:
The BJP's victory is a significant political shift, ending the AAP's Long dominance in the capital.Party Won Leading Total Bharatiya Janata Party - BJP 48 0 48 Aam Aadmi Party - AAP 22 0 22 Total 70 0 70 BJP’s Karnail Singh richest winner, Umang Bajaj youngest
Delhi Assembly elections saw BJP's Karnail Singh emerge as the richest winner with assets worth Rs 259 crore, Umang Bajaj at 31 as the youngest winner, Tilak Ram Gupta as the oldest contestant at 73, and AAP's Amanatullah Khan the candidate with the highest, 19, criminal cases. Karnail Singh, who won from Shakur Basti, was followed by Manjinder Singh Sirsa from Rajouri Garden with Rs 248 crore and Parvesh Sahib Singh from New Delhi with Rs 115 crore. Among the 699 candidates who contested, the youngest winner was 31-year-old Umang Bajaj of the BJP, who secured victory from the Rajinder Nagar constituency. On the other hand, the oldest candidate to contest was 73-year-old Tilak Ram Gupta, who won from the Tri Nagar seat. Several winning candidates also have pending criminal cases, according to a report by the Association for Democratic Reforms. AAP's Amanatullah Khan from Okhla is one such candidate, with 19 criminal cases against him, followed by Kuldeep Kumar from Kondli with seven cases. Aam Aadmi Party's Jarnail Singh from Tilak Nagar has four, and Sanjeev Jha from Burari has two cases. From the saffron party, Manjinder Singh Sirsa has five criminal cases, while Parvesh Verma has one. Verma secured the victory against AAP supremo and former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal in the New Delhi constituency, winning by a margin of 4,089 votes. Sirsa won the Rajouri Garden seat by 18,190 votes, Tilak Ram Gupta by 15,896 votes, and Umang Bajaj by 1,231 votes. Khan won Okhla by 23,639 votes, Jarnail Singh by 11,656 votes, and Sanjeev Jha by 20,601 votes.5 women candidates, including Atishi, emerge victorious in Delhi Assembly polls
Five women candidates, including outgoing Chief Minister Atishi won in the Delhi Assembly polls this time, down from eight in the 2020 elections. Atishi is the only woman candidate of AAP who won this time. She retained her Kalkaji seat, defeating the BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri by a margin of 3,521 votes. The BJP's four women candidates -- Rekha Gupta from Shalimar Bagh, Poonam Sharma from Wazirpur, Neelam Pahelwan from Najafgarh, and Shikha Roy from Greater Kailash -- have emerged as victorious. Of the total 699 candidates in the fray this time, 96 were women. Five years earlier, 672 candidates fought the Assembly polls and of them 76 were women. Eight women candidates had won in the 2020 Assembly polls. Among the three key political parties in the elections, the BJP and AAP had fielded nine women candidates each whereas the Congress had seven women nominees. All three parties fielded more women candidates this time than the 2020 Assembly polls. The BJP on Saturday returned to power in Delhi after more than 26 years to sweep away the Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party with a two-thirds majority on the back of a hyper-localised campaign and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'AAP-da'(disaster) blitzkrieg.Will make every effort to clean Yamuna, ensure Delhi is future-ready: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, after BJP's victory in the Delhi Assembly elections, pledged to tackle pollution, cleanliness, and civic issues, especially cleaning the Yamuna river. He criticized the outgoing AAP government for neglecting these issues, citing the lack of progress on Yamuna cleaning, poor roads, and overflowing sewers. Modi emphasized that, despite the challenges, the BJP government would prioritize improving Delhi’s infrastructure and urban conditions, viewing urbanization as an opportunity for progress. He also highlighted the significance of a unified BJP-led government across Delhi and surrounding states, which would boost development in the National Capital Region (NCR). The prime minister pointed to BJP's contributions, including the metro network, urban infrastructure, and programs like Startup India that benefit the middle class and smaller cities.People rejected AAP’s corrupt rule, paved way for city’s development: Delhi BJP chief
The BJP's Delhi unit chief Virendra Sachdeva Saturday said the people of the national capital have completely rejected the "corrupt and incompetent rule" of AAP and has paved the way for the city's development by giving his party a "historic" mandate. The BJP cleaned out the AAP in Delhi and returned to power after more than 26 years, extending its saffron imprint and dealing a devastating blow to the Arvind Kejriwal-led party whose top leadership crumbled or barely made it. This electoral victory reflects the people's trust in Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the leadership of BJP national president J P Nadda, and Union Home Minister Amit Shah, said Sachdeva in a statement. "The people of Delhi have completely rejected the corrupt and incompetent rule of AAP and Arvind Kejriwal while expressing their faith in the BJP by giving it a decisive majority," he said. The Delhi BJP chief said Kejriwal had repeatedly claimed to be honest and had asserted that the people of Delhi would take revenge on the saffron party by voting against it in response to his imprisonment. "However, today's results show that the people have delivered Kejriwal a massive all-round defeat, clearly indicating that he is untrustworthy," Sachdeva said. He also thanked all Union ministers and other BJP leaders for their campaigning efforts.Delhi poll results not vindication of PM Modi’s policies but referendum on Kejriwal: Congress
After another defeat in the Delhi Assembly polls, Congress accepted the people's decision, asserting that the result was not a validation of Prime Minister Modi's policies but a referendum on Arvind Kejriwal and AAP. Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge emphasized that the party fought against the AAP government for public interest but did not receive the expected mandate. He vowed to bounce back and form a government in 2030. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi thanked party workers and voters, acknowledging the loss but reaffirming the fight for Delhi's progress, especially on issues like pollution, price rise, and corruption. Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh stated the result reflected rejection of Kejriwal's leadership rather than Modi's policies, while highlighting the party's increased vote share. Despite the defeat, Congress reaffirmed its commitment to raising key issues and vowed to return to power in 2030, with continued efforts from party workers. Congress also defended its decision not to ally with AAP, criticizing the opposition's calls for unity. The party has now faced three consecutive election defeats in Delhi, failing to win a seat since 2015.Country doesn’t need ‘politics of deceit and foolishness’: PM Modi slams AAP, Cong in victory speech
Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the BJP's historic victory in the Delhi Assembly elections, attacking both the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Congress. He accused AAP of "deceit" and "foolishness," stating that the people of Delhi rejected their politics of lies and corruption. Modi emphasized that the "double-engine" government would now deliver development at double speed, celebrating Delhi's liberation from "AAP-da." Addressing Congress, Modi criticized the party for failing to win in Delhi for six consecutive elections and warned that its alliances were leading to their destruction. He accused Congress of undermining regional parties and shifting its focus to "urban naxals." Modi stated that the country needed a serious political transformation with new ideas, urging youth to enter politics. He also declared that the people of Delhi rejected those who treated the city as their property, reinforcing that the mandate was a clear rejection of corruption and lies.BJP’s vote share up by 7%, AAP’s down by 10%; Cong’s rises by 2%
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) faced a significant setback in the Delhi Assembly elections, with its vote share dropping nearly 10 percentage points. In contrast, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) made a strong comeback, experiencing a surge in its vote share as it returned to power in the national capital after more than 26 years. AAP secured 43.57% of the vote, a sharp decline from its 53.57% share in the 2020 elections and 54.5% in the 2015 polls. In those elections, AAP had won a commanding 67 and 62 seats respectively, but this time, it was reduced to just 22 seats. Meanwhile, the BJP secured 45.56% of the vote share, rising from 38.51% in 2020 and 32.3% in 2015. The party also clinched 48 seats, marking its return to power in Delhi. Congress, once the dominant force in the city, failed to win any seats and saw a slight increase in its vote share, reaching 6.34% compared to 4.3% in the 2020 elections. However, the party's vote share did not translate into any significant electoral victories. Despite this, Congress' improvement slightly impacted AAP's performance across various segments.AAP’s Aaley Md Iqbal secures highest victory margin in Delhi polls
Despite the Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) loss in the Delhi Assembly elections, some of its candidates achieved impressive victories. The party’s candidate from Matiala Mahal secured the highest winning margin of 42,724 votes, followed by Chaudhary Zubair Ahmad from Seelampur, who won with a 42,477 vote margin. AAP’s Prem Chauhan secured Deoli with a 36,680 vote margin, and Imran Hussain won Ballimaran by 29,823 votes. Meanwhile, the BJP made significant gains in Rohini, Uttam Nagar, and Najafgarh. Vijender Gupta delivered the party’s biggest victory in Rohini, with a 37,816 vote margin, followed by Pawan Sharma in Uttam Nagar with a 29,740-vote margin and Neelam Pahalwan in Najafgarh with a 29,009-vote margin. The closest contests were in Sangam Vihar and Trilokpuri, where BJP’s Chandan Kumar Choudhary and Ravi Kant won by just 344 and 392 votes, respectively, marking the lowest winning margins. As per the Election Commission of India (ECI), the BJP secured 47 seats and is leading in one, while AAP won 22 seats as of 8 pm.BJP’s alliance partners JD(U), LJP(RV) lose assembly elections in Delhi
The BJP secured a decisive victory in the Delhi Assembly elections on Saturday, marking its return to power in the national capital after 26 years. However, its alliance partners — Janata Dal (United) and Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) — failed to make an impact, losing both seats they contested. The BJP contested 68 out of 70 seats, leaving Burari for JD(U)’s Shailendra Kumar and Deoli for LJP(RV)’s Deepak Tanwar. Both lost to AAP rivals. JD(U)’s Kumar was defeated by AAP’s Sanjeev Jha by 20,601 votes, while LJP(RV)’s Tanwar lost to AAP’s Prem Chauhan by 36,680 votes. The BJP won 48 of 70 seats, while AAP was left with only 22 seats, signaling a major political shift and ending AAP’s 12-year dominance. The results saw BJP unseating almost all senior AAP leaders, including Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia, Satyendar Jain, and Saurabh Bharadwaj, reshaping Delhi’s political landscape.Voters rejected Kejriwal’s politics of lies and deceit: Delhi Congress chief
Delhi Congress chief Devender Yadav on Saturday claimed that the Assembly poll results showed the rejection of AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal's politics of "lies and deceit." In a post on X, Yadav stated that while Congress fought strongly, the results didn't favor them, and they would review their shortcomings. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) lost the Delhi elections with 22 seats, while BJP secured 48, marking its return to power after 26 years. Congress failed to win any seats for the third consecutive term, finishing second only in Kasturba Nagar, where Abhishek Dutt lost to BJP’s Neeraj Basoya. The party managed to save its deposit in three seats: Kasturba Nagar, Badli, and Nangloi Jat. Though Congress saw a slight increase in vote share from 4.3% in 2020 to 6.39%, leaders are optimistic about regaining people's trust by 2030.Kejriwal’s ex-comrades blame his ‘shift’ from alternative politics for AAP’s defeat
The Aam Aadmi Party's defeat in the Delhi Assembly polls sparked sharp reactions from former colleagues and members of the 2011 India Against Corruption movement, who blamed Arvind Kejriwal for straying from the idea of alternative politics. Maharashtra-based activist Anna Hazare attributed the loss to the liquor policy scandal, saying money had tarnished AAP's image. Yogendra Yadav, co-founder of Swaraj India, criticized AAP for abandoning alternative politics and focusing on welfare schemes, which reached a saturation point. Poet-politician Kumar Vishwas blamed Kejriwal for "destroying" the dreams of those wanting a corruption-free India, while Swati Maliwal pointed to the party's arrogance and failure to address Delhi's issues like garbage, water, and pollution. Shazia Ilmi, who left AAP for BJP in 2014, slammed Kejriwal for failing to deliver on his promises and causing a loss to the exchequer. The BJP's victory marked a major blow to AAP, ending its rule in Delhi after more than 26 years.UP By Polls
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the BJP's victory in the Delhi Assembly elections as "historic," stating that the people of Delhi have rejected the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and its leadership, referring to it as "AAP-da" throughout his campaign. He emphasized that the victory marked the end of AAP's rule and that a "double-engine government" would now drive development at double speed. Modi thanked the people of Delhi for their trust, stating they had liberated the city from "AAP-da" and were now celebrating the BJP's triumph. He added that the people had rejected short-term politics and affirmed that they are the true owners of Delhi, rejecting those who treated it as their own property. The BJP's win marks its return to power in Delhi after over 26 years, delivering a major blow to Arvind Kejriwal's AAP, whose leadership faced significant setbacks in the elections.Delhi Assembly Polls: 6 candidates secure single-digit votes
In the Delhi Assembly elections, six candidates from smaller political parties secured single-digit votes in the New Delhi constituency. Iswar Chand of the Bharatrastra Democratic Party received the lowest count with just four votes. Sangha Nand Bauddh from Bhim Sena, Mukesh Jain from the Rashtrawadi Janlok Party, and Nitya Nand Singh from the Rashtriya Manav Party each received eight votes. Independent candidates Haider Ali and Pankaj Sharma secured nine votes each. Meanwhile, the BJP is poised to form the government in Delhi after 26 years, winning 47 out of 70 seats. In the high-profile New Delhi seat, BJP's Parvesh Verma defeated AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal by a margin of 4,089 votes. The AAP, in contrast, secured only 21 seats in the elections.PM Modi resides in heart of Delhi: Nadda on Delhi poll results
BJP president J.P. Nadda hailed the party's victory in the Delhi Assembly polls as a "historic moment," asserting that it signals Prime Minister Modi's strong presence in the city's heart. At a celebratory event, Nadda criticized the AAP as a "factory of lies and corruption," and pointed out the contradictions of AAP leaders, including Arvind Kejriwal, who promoted honesty but faced corruption charges. Nadda thanked Delhi's people for supporting the BJP, promising to deliver on commitments made in Delhi just as they had in other states under Modi's leadership.‘Silent campaign’ by RSS helped consolidate support for BJP
Ahead of the Delhi Assembly elections, the RSS played a crucial role in the BJP's landslide victory by conducting a silent "voter awareness" campaign. Volunteers held thousands of drawing-room meetings across Delhi, discussing issues like cleanliness, water supply, healthcare, air pollution, and the cleaning of Yamuna. They also highlighted AAP's unfulfilled promises, corruption, and the issue of illegal immigrants. These meetings, including in slums and unauthorised colonies, aimed to raise awareness and encourage voters to choose an "effective and accountable" government. The BJP won 48 out of 70 seats, ending AAP’s rule after 26 years.Delhi polls: Turncoats prove their worth, win handsomely for both BJP and AAP
Turncoats had a successful run in the Delhi Assembly elections, with many winning their respective seats. The BJP claimed 48 out of 70 seats, with notable turncoat victories including former Congress ministers Arvinder Singh Lovely, who won from Gandhi Nagar, and Raj Kumar Chauhan, who secured Mangolpuri. Other BJP winners included Neeraj Basoya, Kailash Gahlot, and Kartar Singh Tanwar, all former AAP leaders. On the AAP side, turncoats from Congress like Veer Singh Dhingan and Chaudhary Zubair Ahmad also triumphed. Dhingan won from Seemapuri, while Ahmad secured Seelampur with a massive margin.BJP’s localised campaign, PM Modi’s ‘AAP-da’ blitzkrieg end party’s long drought in Delhi
The BJP's hyper-localized campaign in Delhi focused on welfare promises and Prime Minister Modi's criticism of the AAP government, which resonated with voters. The BJP's success marked the end of AAP's 26-year reign in the capital, as it managed to decimate Arvind Kejriwal's stronghold in New Delhi. While AAP had performed well in previous elections, this time, BJP chiseled away at its support base by highlighting AAP's failures in water supply, roads, garbage collection, and air pollution. The BJP’s welfare promises appealed to the poor, particularly slum dwellers, while the middle class backed the party’s focus on quality of life issues. BJP’s vote share surged to 46%, while AAP’s dropped to 43.5%. The BJP won 48 out of 70 seats, with AAP securing just 22. The party's strategy included extensive outreach by over 25 senior leaders and a focus on local issues, without emphasizing Hindutva. Kejriwal's loss, along with other top AAP leaders, reflects voters’ growing discontent with the ruling party.Party leadership will decide next CM of Delhi: Parvesh Verma
BJP's Parvesh Verma, who defeated former Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal in the New Delhi constituency, said the party leadership will decide the next chief minister. Verma, son of former CM Sahib Singh Verma, thanked Delhi's people for their trust, calling the victory a triumph of truth, governance, and development. He praised the leadership of PM Modi, Amit Shah, and J.P. Nadda, vowing to bring real change to Delhi. Verma criticized Kejriwal's 11-year tenure and emphasized that the mandate reflects a demand for honest, transparent politics. Verma and Manjinder Singh Sirsa, who won from Rajouri Garden, visited Bangla Sahib Gurudwara to seek blessings. Verma pledged to focus on the Yamuna River, pollution, employment, traffic, and infrastructure.CM Atishi, 3 ministers save AAP’s grace amid BJP wave as Kejriwal, Sisodia fall
Amid the BJP's dominant victory in the Delhi Assembly polls, Chief Minister Atishi and three AAP ministers—Gopal Rai, Mukesh Ahlawat, and Imran Hussain—secured wins, offering rare consolation for the party. Atishi won Kalkaji, defeating BJP’s Ramesh Bidhuri by 3,521 votes. Rai retained Babarpur with an 18,994-vote margin, Ahlawat triumphed in Sultanpur Majra by 17,126 votes, and Hussain emerged victorious in Ballimaran with a 29,823-vote margin. However, AAP's big guns, Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia, suffered defeats. Kejriwal lost to BJP's Parvesh Verma by 4,089 votes in New Delhi, while Sisodia was defeated by 675 votes in Jangpura. With the BJP leading in 48 of the 70 seats, it is set to form the government, marking a major setback for AAP, which is reduced to just 22 seats.Smaller parties struggle in Delhi polls, fail to secure 1 per cent vote share
As BJP dealt a devastating blow to the Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi and returned to power in the city after more than 26 years, parties such as the BSP, CPI and AIMIM struggled to make an impact, failing to secure even one per cent of the vote share. The All India Forward Bloc (AIFB) no vote, AIMIM got 0.78 per cent of the vote share, the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) 0.58 per cent, the Communist Party of India (CPI) 0.2 per cent, and Janata Dal (United) JD(U) 0.86 per cent, according to the Election Commission data. A total of 0.56 per cent of voters opted for None of the above (NOTA) in the polls. The Asaduddin Owaisi-led AIMIM, which contested only two seats in the Delhi Assembly elections -- Okhla and Mustafabad -- managed to make its presence felt, with both of its candidates emerging as second runners-up. Both Shifa Ur Rehman Khan and Tahir Hussain, accused in the 2020 Delhi riots and currently in jail, cut into the BJP and AAP's vote share and performed better than Congress, which was relegated to fourth place. Meanwhile, the BSP again failed to make its presence felt in Delhi. The party contested all 70 Assembly seats but could not secure even 1 per cent of the vote share. The BJP is set to form the government in the capital after 26 years, having secured 47 out of 70 Assembly seats and leading in four more, according to Election Commission data. Meanwhile, the AAP managed to secure 21 seats.Of six seats in 2020 riot-hit northeast Delhi, BJP, AAP win three seats each
Six constituencies of northeast Delhi that were affected by the 2020 riots witnessed a close contest between the BJP and AAP, with both parties winning three seats each. In Seelampur, AAP's Chaudhary Zubair Ahmad defeated the BJP's Anil Kumar Sharma by a margin of 42,477 votes. Ahmad received 59.21 per cent of the votes polls while Sharma got 27.38 per cent of the vote share. While the Congress' Abdul Rehman, who was the sitting MLA from the seat but had switched sides after being denied ticket by AAP, got only 12.4 per cent votes.Delhi Election Results 2025 LIVE
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Union ministers, BJP allies, CMs credit Modi, Shah for Delhi poll sweep
Union ministers, BJP allies, CMs credit Modi, Shah for Delhi poll sweep
Union ministers, chief ministers of BJP-ruled states, and NDA partners on Saturday showered praise on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership and Home Minister Amit Shah's strategies for BJP's victory in the Delhi Assembly elections. BJP leaders and allies such as the NCP, Shiv Sena and Lok Janshakti Party (RV) credited Shah for drafting "accurate" poll strategies that ensured the saffron party's return to power in Delhi after more than 26 years.Delhi Results:
AAP's Amanatullah Khan Retains Okhla Seat Against BJP's Manish Chaudhary By Margin Of 23,639 Votes
Aam Aadmi Party candidate Amanatullah Khan won the Okhla constituency in a triangular contest with a margin of 23,639 votes against BJP leader Manish Chaudhary.Delhi polls: Parvesh Verma emerges as giant slayer, ends Arvind Kejriwal’s supremacy
BJP's Parvesh Verma emerged as a giant-slayer on Saturday when he emerged victorious against AAP supremo and former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal in a fierce contest from the New Delhi seat by a margin of 4,089 votes. Verma, 47, bagged 30,088 votes, while Kejriwal and Congress' Sandeep Dikshit got 25,999 votes and 4,568 votes. Parvesh, a two-time MP from West Delhi, mounted a highly spirited campaign in New Delhi even before the official announcement of his candidature by the BJP. Two months before the poll, Verma ensured that he reached out to the maximum number of voters in a door-to-door campaign, covering thousands of households in his constituency.Party leadership will decide next CM of Delhi: Parvesh Verma
BJP's Parvesh Verma, who defeated former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal from the New Delhi constituency, said the party's leadership will decide the next chief minister of Delhi. Parvesh Verma, former Delhi CM Sahib Singh Verma's son, also thanked people and called it "the victory of the people of the national capital".Delhi Results:
Aam Aadmi Party's Awadh Ojha lost the Patparganj seat by a margin of 28,072 votes, with BJP's Ravinder Singh Negi emerging victorious.BJP sweeps away AAP, Kejriwal and Sisodia defeated in their bastion city
New Delhi: The BJP on Saturday cleaned out the Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi and returned to power in the city after more than 26 years, extending its saffron imprint and dealing a devastating blow to the Arvind Kejriwal-led party whose top leadership crumbled or barely made it. The BJP won or was leading in 49 of the 70 seats, comfortably over the majority mark of 36, and the AAP was way behind with 21, according to the Election Commission website.Arvind Kejriwal defeated by BJP
New Delhi: Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) convener Arvind Kejriwal has been defeated by the BJP's Parvesh Verma in the high-profile New Delhi constituency by a margin of 4,089 votes, dealing a major blow to the ruling party. With the BJP leading in 48 out of 70 seats, AAP is heading towards a significant defeat, managing to secure only 22 seats. After his victory, Verma said, "This is not just my win, it is the triumph of the people of Delhi who chose truth over lies, governance over gimmicks and development over deception. I humbly thank every voter who placed their trust in me."Delhi results: Three AAP ministers win amid string of losses for senior party leaders
Top AAP leaders Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia, both CM and deputy CM for the majority of the last two terms, are headed for losses from their seats in the Delhi Assembly polls but three ministers of the AAP government were the saving grace for the party. Gopal Rai, Mukesh Ahlawat and Imran Hussain, who were ministers in the Delhi government, secured victories from Babarpur, Sultanpur Majra, and Ballimaran, respectively, amid what is likely to be a string of losses for senior leaders of the party.Delhi poll results a ‘setback’, AAP’s fight against BJP to continue: Atishi
Delhi Chief Minister and AAP leader Atishi on Saturday accepted the people's mandate in the assembly elections, calling it a "setback" but vowing to continue the party's struggle against the BJP. The BJP was set to stage a comeback in Delhi after more than 26 years, sweeping AAP away from the national capital in another big win to extend its saffron footprint in the country.Delhi Results as on ECI Website
The latest Delhi Election results reveal a close contest between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). The BJP leads in 47 seats, while the AAP is ahead in 23 seats. With a total of 70 seats up for grabs, the BJP appears to be on its way to securing a majority in the Delhi Assembly.Bharatiya Janata Party - BJP 17 30 47 Aam Aadmi Party - AAAP 11 12 23 Total 28 42 70 Maliwal Slams AAP Over Delhi Poll Results, Shares Draupadi’s ‘Cheer Haran’ Image
New Delhi: Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal took a jibe at the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and its leader Arvind Kejriwal, attributing their loss in the Delhi Assembly elections to their "arrogance." In a tweet, Maliwal shared an image of Draupadi’s “cheer haran” (stripping) from the Mahabharat, drawing a parallel between the incident and AAP's downfall. Maliwal wrote, “Even Ravan’s arrogance did not last,” in another post on X, further criticizing the party and its leadership.Delhi Results:
AAP minister Saurabh Bharadwaj loses Greater Kailash seat, party colleague Gopal Rai wins Babarpur.End to reign of lies, deceit; start of new era of development: Shah on Delhi poll results
Senior BJP leader and Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday hailed the Delhi poll results as the beginning of a new era of development in the national capital and an end to the reign of lies, deceit and corruption.Delhi Election 2025: BJP Candidates Who Declared Winner by ECI
Sr. No. Constituency Candidate Name Votes Secured Vote Margin Rounds Completed 1 Shalimar Bagh Rekha Gupta 68,200 29,595 14/14 2 Tri Nagar Tilak Ram Gupta 59,073 15,896 14/14 3 Moti Nagar Harish Khurana 57,565 11,657 13/13 4 Rajouri Garden Manjinder Singh Sirsa 64,132 18,190 12/12 5 Rajinder Nagar Umang Bajaj 46,671 1,231 14/14 6 Chhatarpur Kartar Singh Tanwar 80,469 6,239 23/23 7 Sangam Vihar Chandan Kumar Choudhary 54,049 344 19/19 8 Greater Kailash Shikha Roy 49,594 3,188 14/14 9 Patparganj Ravinder Singh Negi (Ravi Negi) 74,060 28,072 13/13 10 Laxmi Nagar Abhay Verma 65,858 11,542 12/12 11 Gandhi Nagar Arvinder Singh Lovely 56,858 12,748 11/11 Delhi Election 2025: AAP Candidates Who Declared Winner by ECI
Sr. No. Constituency Candidate Name Votes Secured Vote Margin 1 Sultanpur Majra Mukesh Kumar Ahlawat 58,767 17,126 2 Sadar Bazar Som Dutt 56,177 6,307 3 Chandni Chowk Pundar Deep Singh Sawhney (Sabby) 38,993 16,572 4 Ballimaran Imran Hussain 57,004 29,823 5 Tilak Nagar Jarnail Singh 52,134 11,656 6 Delhi Cantt Virender Singh Kadian 22,191 2,029 7 Tughlaqabad Sahi Ram 62,155 14,711 8 Kondli Kuldeep Kumar (Monu) 61,792 6,293 9 Babarpur Gopal Rai 76,192 18,994 BJP bags 8 seats, AAP 8 in Delhi
The BJP won 8 seats and AAP 8 in the Delhi Assembly election, according to the latest EC data.Delhi Results:
AAP minister Saurabh Bharadwaj loses Greater Kailash seat, party colleague Gopal Rai wins Babarpur.BJP’s Parvesh Verma claims victory over Kejriwal in New Delhi constituency
BJP's Parvesh Verma claims victory over Kejriwal in New Delhi constituency
BJP candidate from New Delhi assembly constituency Parvesh Verma on Saturday claimed he had defeated AAP convenor and two-time chief minister Arvind Kejriwal. Speaking to reporters here, Verma, the son of former Delhi chief minister Sahib Singh Verma, credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the people of the city for his "victory".Delhi polls:
AAP wins Delhi Cantt, Kondli seats; BJP victorious in Shalimar Bagh, Rajouri Garden
The Election Commission declared that AAP’s Virender Singh Kadian won the Delhi Cantt seat by a margin of 2,029 votes. The BJP’s Rekha Gupta won the Shalimar Bagh seat, defeating her AAP rival by 29,595 votes. AAP’s Kuldeep Kumar won the Kondli seat by 6,293 votes, while BJP’s Manjinder Singh Sirsa secured Rajouri Garden by 18,190 votes.Delhi Results:
BJP Triumphs in Rajouri Garden as Manjinder Singh Sirsa Secures Decisive Win In Rajouri Garden, BJP's Manjinder Singh Sirsa emerged victorious, securing 64,132 votes, marking a notable gain of 18,190 votes. AAP’s A Dhanwati Chandela, on the other hand, suffered a defeat, managing only 45,942 votes, a decrease of the same amount. Meanwhile, Congress’s Dharam Pal Chandela was far behind, earning just 3,198 votes, reflecting a significant loss of 60,934 votes. The BJP's victory in this key constituency further highlights its growing dominance in Delhi.Delhi Election Results:
Two national parties get less vote share than NOTA in Delhi polls
Voters in Delhi preferred the 'none of the above' option over two national parties, BSP and CPI(M), emerging election results data shows.- AIMIM's MOHD. TAHIR HUSSAIN is Trailing from Mustafabad, BJP's MOHAN SINGH BISHT is Leading with 33164 Votes, AAP's ADEEL AHMAD KHAN is on 2nd Position.
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AMANATULLAH KHAN is Leading from Okhla 15178 Votes, AIMIM's SHIFA UR REHMAN KHAN gets 20844 Votes.
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Delhi CM Atishi Won from Her Constituency. ReportsDelhi Results:
BJP is Leading in 47 Seats and AAP in 22, Cong 0, AIMIM 0Delhi Results
AAP Faces Two Big Blows, Former CM Arvind Kejriwal and Dy CM Manish Sisodia Lost from Their Respective Seats, Atishi too Trailing.New Delhi Election Result: Arvind Kejriwal’s Stronghold Broken, Parvesh Verma Wins from New Delhi Seat
In a major upset, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has lost his re-election bid from the New Delhi Assembly constituency. BJP’s Parvesh Verma emerged victorious, breaking Kejriwal’s long-held dominance over the seat. Kejriwal, who has represented the New Delhi constituency since 2013, had previously defeated Congress’s Sheila Dikshit in a landmark victory that launched the AAP into prominence. Verma’s win signals a shift in Delhi's political landscape, as the BJP strengthened its position in the capital. This defeat is a significant blow to Kejriwal and AAP, marking the end of an era of dominance in the constituency. As the results continue to pour in, all eyes are now on how this loss will affect Kejriwal’s future within AAP and the party’s standing in the city.Delhi Election Results Live: Manish Sisodia concedes defeat from Jangpura
In a big blow to the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), senior leader and former deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia conceded defeat from the Jangpura seat, losing to BJP’s Tarvinder Singh Marvah by over 600 votes.Delhi Election Results:
BJP ahead in 45 seats, poised to form govt in Delhi after 26 years; AAP leads in 25
Delhi Results: Arvind Kejriwal Lost
Arvind Kejriwal Lost from New DelhiDelhi Results:
BJP ahead in 45 seats, poised to form govt in Delhi after 26 years; AAP leads in 25
The BJP is poised to form a government in Delhi after more than 26 years, with the latest Election Commission trends showing the saffron party ahead in 45 of the 70 assembly seats and AAP in 25.Delhi Results:
Manish Sisodia Has Lost from Jangpura.Delhi Results:
AAP's Avadh Ojha is Trailing by 21270 Votes from Patparganj, BJP's Ravinder Singh Negi is Leading.Delhi Results: Manish Sisodia
TARVINDER SINGH MARWAH Have won from Jangpura, AAP's Manish Sisodia by 400 Votes: Reports
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Arvind Kejriwal is Trailing by 1800+ Votes after 10 Rounds of Counting.Delhi Results:
After Omar Abdullah, Sanjay Raut also criticized AAP and Congress, saying that the result in Delhi is reflecting the consequence of both parties contesting the elections separately.Delhi Results:
AAP's Manish Sisodia is Trailing by 225 Votes from Jangpura, BJP's Tarvinder Singh Marwah is Leading.Delhi Results:
Delhi CM Atishi is Trailing from Kalkaji by 3231 Votes, BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri is Leading.Delhi Results: Okhla
AAP's Amanatullah Khan is Leading from Okhla by 10715 Votes, AIMIM's Shifa Ur Rahman Khan is Trailing.Delhi Results: Arvind Kejriwal Trailing
Arvind Kejriwal is Trailing by 1170 Votes after 9 Rounds of Counting, BJP's Parvesh Sahib Singh is Leading.Delhi Results: J&K CM Omar Abdullah
As the early trends from the Delhi Assembly elections indicate a strong lead for the BJP, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has pointed to the rift within the INDIA alliance, particularly between AAP and Congress, as a factor that may have worked in favor of the BJP. The two parties contested the elections separately, which Abdullah suggests could have weakened the opposition's chances. Taking to X, he shared a GIF that subtly commented on the internal discord within the alliance, stressing that the lack of unity could hinder their efforts in the long run. He reiterated the importance of collective action beyond just parliamentary elections to effectively challenge political adversaries.Election Results 2025: PM Modi to Address BJP Workers at 7 PM
Sources have confirmed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address BJP workers at 7 PM as the party moves closer to making a comeback in Delhi after 27 years.UP Bypolls:
BJP's Chandrabhanu Paswan ahead in UP's Milkipur bypoll
BJP's Chandrabhanu Paswan was leading by a margin of 22,152 votes against his Samajwadi Party (SP) rival Ajit Prasad after the eighth round of counting for the Milkipur assembly bypoll on Saturday, according to the Election Commission website.Delhi Election Results 2025: AAP Narrows the Gap
As the Election Commission of India begins releasing trends for the 70 seats, the race remains tight. The margins in 18 seats are under 2,000 votes. Currently, the BJP leads in 40 seats, while AAP is ahead in 30.Delhi Results Live:
Celebrations start at BJP headquarters as trends show decisive lead in Delhi
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Celebrations start at BJP headquarters as trends show decisive lead in Delhi
BJP supporters erupted in celebration outside its Delhi headquarters as the latest counting trends showed the saffron party returning to power in the national capital after more than 26 years with a decisive mandate.Delhi Results
Arvind Kejriwal is Trailing from New Delhi Seat, BJP's PARVESH SAHIB SINGH is Leading by 225 Votes.UP bypoll:
BJP's Chandrabhanu Paswan ahead in Milkipur seat
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EC trends show BJP ahead in 43 seats, AAP 27; Kejriwal leads by 343 votes
The BJP was leading in 43 of Delhi's 70 assembly seats while AAP was ahead in 27, according to the early trends released by the Election Commission. AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal was leading by 343 votes from the New Delhi seat after three rounds of counting. However, Kejriwal's former deputy Manish Sisodia was trailing by 1,314 votes in Jagpura.Delhi Election Results 2025: Current Status of Leading and Trailing Candidates
- Kalkaji: BJP’s Ramesh Bidhuri is leading against AAP’s Atishi.
- Okhla: BJP’s Manish Chaudhary is ahead of AAP’s Amanatullah Khan.
- Mustafabad: BJP’s Mohan Singh Bisht is leading over AAP’s Adeel Ahmad Khan.
- Timarpur: AAP’s Surinder Pal Singh Bitoo is leading.
- Nangloi Jat: BJP’s Manoj Kumar Shokeen is leading.
- Shakur Basti: BJP’s Karnail Singh is leading in the seat.
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Delhi will have BJP CM, central leadership will decide who it will be: Virendra Sachdeva
The next Delhi chief minister will be from the BJP but the central leadership will decide on who it will be, the party's Delhi president Virendra Sachdeva said on Saturday as votes were counted for the assembly elections held earlier this week. The BJP was leading in 38 seats and the AAP in 27, according to early trends on the Election Commission website.Delhi polls
Atishi trails in Kalkaji, rival Bidhuri says AAP will be 'eliminated'
Delhi Election Results 2025: BJP Leads in Okhla, AIMIM Struggles
In a surprising turn of events, BJP is leading in the two seats contested by AIMIM in Delhi, according to early trends. In Okhla, BJP’s Manish Chaudhary is ahead of AAP’s Amanatullah Khan by 2,260 votes. AIMIM’s Shifa-ur-Rehman Khan has secured 359 votes, while Congress’s Ariba Khan has 475 votes. In Mustafabad, BJP’s Mohan Singh Bisht is leading AAP’s Adeel Ahmad Khan by a significant margin of 16,181 votes. AIMIM’s Tahir Hussain has managed just 119 votes, with Congress’s Ali Mehdi securing 722 votes.Delhi Election Results 2025: Kejriwal is now leading from New Delhi seat
After trailing for the longest time, Arvind Kejriwal is finally leading from the New Delhi seat, according to early trends. He is up against BJP’s Pervesh Verma and is leading by a slender margin of just 254 votes.Delhi Results Live: Okhla
BJP candidate Manish Chaudhary is leading in the Okhla seat.Delhi Results: Amanatullah
Amanatullah Khan is trailing in the Muslim-majority Okhla seat. The BJP candidate has taken the lead.Delhi Election Results 2025: Arvind Kejriwal Still Trails
As per early trends in the Delhi Election 2025, AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal continues to trail, with BJP’s Parvesh Verma extending his lead.
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Initial EC trends show BJP ahead in 24 seats, AAP six
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BJP leading in 30 seats, show early TV trends; AAP ahead in 22, Congress 1
The BJP was leading in 30 seats while AAP was ahead in 22 and the Congress one, as counting of votes continued for the assembly election in Delhi.“Baby Kejriwal” Symbolizes AAP’s Grassroots Connect
Young supporter Avyan Tomar, dressed as Kejriwal, joins AAP loyalists outside the party office, chanting slogans for a hat-trick victory.CM Atishi Trails by 5,000 Votes
BJP’s Ramesh Bidhuri extends lead over CM Atishi in Kalkaji, a setback for AAP’s education and healthcare-focused campaign.Kejriwal Accuses EC of Withholding Booth-Wise Data
AAP alleges Election Commission withheld Form 17C data, crucial for verifying EVM counts. EC denies claims, citing compliance with rules.Controversial BJP Candidate Gains Momentum
Kapil Mishra, known for polarizing rhetoric, leads against AAP’s Manoj Tyagi in Karawal Nagar. Mishra lost the 2020 election by a narrow margin.AAP’s Amanatullah Khan Leads in Okhla
AAP’s Amanatullah Khan holds a narrow lead against BJP and AIMIM candidates in Okhla, a constituency with significant minority votes.ACB Serves Notice to Kejriwal Amid Counting
Anti-Corruption Branch officials arrive at Kejriwal’s residence to seek evidence for his BJP poaching allegations. AAP calls it political intimidation.BJP Leaders Celebrate Early Trends
Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva declares, “Delhi has voted for change,” predicting 50+ seats. AAP dismisses claims, citing fluctuating trends.Congress’ Devender Yadav Leads in Badli
Congress candidate Devender Yadav secures a rare lead in Badli against AAP’s Ajesh Yadav, marking a potential breakthrough for the party.Saurabh Bharadwaj Defies Exit Polls, Leads in Greater Kailash
AAP’s Saurabh Bharadwaj overtakes BJP’s Shikha Roy in Greater Kailash. AAP leaders dismiss exit polls, claiming internal data favors them.BJP Surpasses 36-Seat Majority Threshold
Early trends show BJP leading in 37 seats, AAP in 25, and Congress in 1. Exit polls’ predictions of a BJP victory gain credibility.Kejriwal, Atishi, Sisodia Struggle in Initial Rounds
AAP’s top brass—Arvind Kejriwal (New Delhi), CM Atishi (Kalkaji), and Manish Sisodia (Jangpura)—trail as BJP gains momentum.BJP Leads in New Delhi, Kalkaji, and Jangpura
BJP candidates Parvesh Verma (New Delhi), Ramesh Bidhuri (Kalkaji), and Tarvinder Singh (Jangpura) surge ahead in initial trends. AAP’s Arvind Kejriwal and Atishi trail.Vote Counting Commences Across 19 Centers Amid Tight Security
Counting of postal ballots started at 8 AM under strict security, with 5,000 personnel deployed. EVM counting began 30 minutes later. AAP, BJP, and Congress await their fate in the 70-seat assembly.
After trailing for the longest time, Arvind Kejriwal is finally leading from the New Delhi seat, according to early trends. He is up against BJP’s Pervesh Verma and is leading by a slender margin of just 254 votes.
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