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Delhi Election Results 2025 Live Updates: ECI completes Delhi assembly poll process, submits results to LG
Election Results 2025: The BJP is on track to form a government in Delhi for the first time in over 26 years, with data from the Election Commission indicating the party is leading in 47 out of the 70 assembly seats, while AAP is ahead in 23.
Delhi's political landscape witnessed a dramatic showdown on February 5 as millions of residents headed to polling stations to decide the fate of their city's government.
The electoral battle, whose results are set to be unveiled today, has shaped up to be one of the most intensely contested, with the incumbent Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) fighting to retain power against a resurgent Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), while the Congress party seeks to break its decade-long losing streak in the capital.
The Election Commission reported a moderate turnout of 60.42 percent across Delhi's 70 constituencies, with interesting geographical variations. North East Delhi emerged as the most politically active district, recording a robust 66.25 percent voter participation, while South East Delhi showed relatively lesser enthusiasm with 56.16 per cent turnout.
The election features several heavyweight candidates across key constituencies, including AAP's Arvind Kejriwal and BJP's Parvesh Verma battling it out in New Delhi, while constituencies like Kalkaji witness a three-way contest between AAP's Atishi, BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri, and Congress's Alka Lamba. Other prominent faces include AAP's Manish Sisodia in Jangpura and BJP's Kapil Mishra in Karawal Nagar.
Stay with TOI for all the latest developments.
Delhi's political landscape witnessed a dramatic showdown on February 5 as millions of residents headed to polling stations to decide the fate of their city's government.
The electoral battle, whose results are set to be unveiled today, has shaped up to be one of the most intensely contested, with the incumbent Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) fighting to retain power against a resurgent Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), while the Congress party seeks to break its decade-long losing streak in the capital.
The Election Commission reported a moderate turnout of 60.42 percent across Delhi's 70 constituencies, with interesting geographical variations. North East Delhi emerged as the most politically active district, recording a robust 66.25 percent voter participation, while South East Delhi showed relatively lesser enthusiasm with 56.16 per cent turnout.
The election features several heavyweight candidates across key constituencies, including AAP's Arvind Kejriwal and BJP's Parvesh Verma battling it out in New Delhi, while constituencies like Kalkaji witness a three-way contest between AAP's Atishi, BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri, and Congress's Alka Lamba. Other prominent faces include AAP's Manish Sisodia in Jangpura and BJP's Kapil Mishra in Karawal Nagar.
Stay with TOI for all the latest developments.
23:40 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi Assembly Election Results 2025 Live: 'PM Modi resides in heart of Delhi', says Nadda on Delhi poll results
BJP president J P Nadda on Saturday hailed the party's victory in the Delhi Assembly polls as a "historic moment," asserting that the results send a clear message that Prime Minister Narendra Modi holds a strong place in the hearts of Delhiites.
Speaking at an event at the BJP headquarters to celebrate the party's success, Nadda launched a scathing attack on the AAP, branding it a "factory of lies and corruption." He claimed that the outcome of the elections signaled the people's refusal to "tolerate this AAP-da" any longer.
"It's a historic moment," Nadda reiterated, emphasizing that the BJP's triumph in Delhi following the Lok Sabha elections reaffirmed Modi's deep connect with the capital.
Taking a swipe at the Congress without directly naming it, Nadda mocked its electoral performance, remarking that the party had consistently maintained a "zero" score in Delhi since 2014, whether in assembly or Lok Sabha elections.
The BJP chief further stated that the mandate was an "endorsement" of Modi's "politics of development and report card," underscoring public trust in the prime minister's governance.
Speaking at an event at the BJP headquarters to celebrate the party's success, Nadda launched a scathing attack on the AAP, branding it a "factory of lies and corruption." He claimed that the outcome of the elections signaled the people's refusal to "tolerate this AAP-da" any longer.
"It's a historic moment," Nadda reiterated, emphasizing that the BJP's triumph in Delhi following the Lok Sabha elections reaffirmed Modi's deep connect with the capital.
Taking a swipe at the Congress without directly naming it, Nadda mocked its electoral performance, remarking that the party had consistently maintained a "zero" score in Delhi since 2014, whether in assembly or Lok Sabha elections.
The BJP chief further stated that the mandate was an "endorsement" of Modi's "politics of development and report card," underscoring public trust in the prime minister's governance.
23:27 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi Assembly Election Results 2025 Live: BJP MLA Rivaba Jadeja thanks Delhi voters for historic victory
BJP MLA Rivaba Jadeja expressed her gratitude to the people of Delhi for their overwhelming support in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections. Speaking after the results were announced, Jadeja hailed the victory as a significant moment for the party and the nation.
"I thank the people of Delhi for the historic victory that BJP achieved in Delhi, for choosing PM Modi's leadership," Jadeja said. "After 27 years, Delhi is going to contribute to the development of our country by staying on the path of progress."
The BJP secured 48 seats in the 70-member Delhi Assembly, marking its return to power after nearly three decades, with the AAP winning 22 seats.
"I thank the people of Delhi for the historic victory that BJP achieved in Delhi, for choosing PM Modi's leadership," Jadeja said. "After 27 years, Delhi is going to contribute to the development of our country by staying on the path of progress."
The BJP secured 48 seats in the 70-member Delhi Assembly, marking its return to power after nearly three decades, with the AAP winning 22 seats.
23:22 (IST) Feb 08
Assembly Election Result 2025 Live: Odisha BJP President Manmohan Samal hails delhi election results as "victory of democracy"
Following the BJP's success in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections, Odisha BJP president Manmohan Samal called the results a "victory of democracy." In a statement earlier today, Samal emphasized that the election outcome was not just a win for the party but a triumph for the people of Delhi and the nation as a whole.
"This is a victory of democracy, the people of Delhi, and the country," Samal said, adding that the new government to be formed will focus on development. "A democratic government will be formed, and a government of the people that will focus on development," he further declared.
The BJP secured 48 of the 70 seats in the Delhi Assembly, marking its return to power after more than 26 years. The AAP won 22 seats, while the Congress failed to make a mark in the election.
"This is a victory of democracy, the people of Delhi, and the country," Samal said, adding that the new government to be formed will focus on development. "A democratic government will be formed, and a government of the people that will focus on development," he further declared.
The BJP secured 48 of the 70 seats in the Delhi Assembly, marking its return to power after more than 26 years. The AAP won 22 seats, while the Congress failed to make a mark in the election.
23:14 (IST) Feb 08
PM Modi criticizes AAP after Delhi poll defeat, cites Anna Hazare's allegations
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday reacted to the Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) defeat in the Delhi Assembly elections, referencing Anna Hazare's long-standing criticism of the party's alleged involvement in corruption. Modi remarked that Hazare, who led the movement against corruption, must have felt relief after the AAP's loss, calling it a victory against those who betrayed the people of Delhi.
He pointed out that AAP, once formed as an anti-corruption party, had descended into scandal, with key leaders facing corruption charges. Modi specifically highlighted the liquor scam and the party’s controversial spending on projects like the "Sheesh Mahal" during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Earlier, Hazare expressed disappointment over AAP's tarnished image due to its involvement in corruption, which he believes led to a decline in voter support. He also reiterated his belief that political candidates should possess strong character and integrity, a value he felt AAP had abandoned.
The BJP secured 48 out of 70 seats in Delhi, reclaiming power after 27 years, while AAP’s tally fell sharply to just 22, a significant drop from their 2020 performance.
He pointed out that AAP, once formed as an anti-corruption party, had descended into scandal, with key leaders facing corruption charges. Modi specifically highlighted the liquor scam and the party’s controversial spending on projects like the "Sheesh Mahal" during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Earlier, Hazare expressed disappointment over AAP's tarnished image due to its involvement in corruption, which he believes led to a decline in voter support. He also reiterated his belief that political candidates should possess strong character and integrity, a value he felt AAP had abandoned.
The BJP secured 48 out of 70 seats in Delhi, reclaiming power after 27 years, while AAP’s tally fell sharply to just 22, a significant drop from their 2020 performance.
23:07 (IST) Feb 08
PM Modi hails BJP's historic victory in Delhi and Milkipur, lauds Uttar Pradesh's transformation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday celebrated the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) sweeping victories in both Delhi and the Milkipur Assembly by-election in Uttar Pradesh. While addressing party workers in Delhi, Modi described the BJP's 48-seat win in the Delhi Assembly as historic, marking a 27-year return to power in the national capital. He also praised BJP's victory in Milkipur, where candidate Chandrabhanu Paswan triumphed over his Samajwadi Party rival by over 60,000 votes.
Highlighting Uttar Pradesh's progress under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Modi underscored the state's improvement in law and order, especially regarding women's safety and the fight against encephalitis, crediting the leadership’s focused approach. The Prime Minister noted the shift in public sentiment, where voters now favor the BJP’s developmental agenda over appeasement politics, reflecting a growing nationwide trust in the party.
Highlighting Uttar Pradesh's progress under Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, Modi underscored the state's improvement in law and order, especially regarding women's safety and the fight against encephalitis, crediting the leadership’s focused approach. The Prime Minister noted the shift in public sentiment, where voters now favor the BJP’s developmental agenda over appeasement politics, reflecting a growing nationwide trust in the party.
22:57 (IST) Feb 08
Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh claims victory as political rivals Kejriwal and Hooda face defeat
BJP leader Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh expressed satisfaction over the Delhi Election results on Saturday, declaring that his political rivals were now "losing one by one." Singh, who has had a contentious political history with Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda, took a victory lap following their defeats in the ongoing polls.
"All of my enemies are losing one by one," Singh said, referring to both Kejriwal and Hooda. "Kejriwal had protested against me a lot, and the same was with Hooda. Both of them have been defeated now," he added, claiming that the results were a clear message of his political triumph.
Singh's comments come after the BJP’s historic return to power in Delhi, with the party securing 48 seats in the 70-member assembly. While the BJP celebrated its victory, AAP managed to win 22 seats, and the Congress failed to secure any representation in the Delhi legislature.
"All of my enemies are losing one by one," Singh said, referring to both Kejriwal and Hooda. "Kejriwal had protested against me a lot, and the same was with Hooda. Both of them have been defeated now," he added, claiming that the results were a clear message of his political triumph.
Singh's comments come after the BJP’s historic return to power in Delhi, with the party securing 48 seats in the 70-member assembly. While the BJP celebrated its victory, AAP managed to win 22 seats, and the Congress failed to secure any representation in the Delhi legislature.
22:51 (IST) Feb 08
Congress leader Ravinder Sharma claims AAP's solo contest cost alliance 14 seats in Delhi elections
Congress leader Ravinder Sharma on Saturday attributed the Delhi Assembly election results to AAP's decision to contest alone, stating that an alliance would have easily secured 14 seats for the opposition. Sharma referenced a tweet from AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal on December 11, where he confirmed the party's intention to avoid alliances. According to Sharma, had both parties joined forces, the outcome could have been different.
22:42 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi Election Results 2025 Live: Atishi wins Kalkaji seat but concedes AAP's defeat, vows to continue fight against BJP
Atishi, the outgoing Chief Minister and AAP's candidate for the Kalkaji assembly seat, was warmly welcomed by her supporters on Saturday as she returned home after securing her victory. Atishi retained her seat by a margin of 3,580 votes, defeating BJP’s Ramesh Bidhuri. Despite her individual triumph, she acknowledged AAP's overall defeat in the Delhi Assembly elections and pledged to continue opposing the BJP.
In her speech, Atishi expressed gratitude to the people of Kalkaji and praised her team for combating "baahubal" (muscle power) and hooliganism, declaring that truth and honesty prevailed. She also acknowledged the challenges faced by AAP workers during the campaign and vowed to keep fighting against BJP's influence.
The BJP's historic victory in the Delhi elections saw them return to power after 27 years, ousting AAP and winning 47 seats, while AAP secured only 22. The Congress failed to win any seats, maintaining its zero tally for the third consecutive time.
In her speech, Atishi expressed gratitude to the people of Kalkaji and praised her team for combating "baahubal" (muscle power) and hooliganism, declaring that truth and honesty prevailed. She also acknowledged the challenges faced by AAP workers during the campaign and vowed to keep fighting against BJP's influence.
The BJP's historic victory in the Delhi elections saw them return to power after 27 years, ousting AAP and winning 47 seats, while AAP secured only 22. The Congress failed to win any seats, maintaining its zero tally for the third consecutive time.
22:24 (IST) Feb 08
AAP's Amit Palekar suggests alliance with Congress could have swung Delhi results
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Goa President Amit Palekar expressed regret on Saturday over his party's performance in the Delhi Assembly elections, suggesting that a possible alliance between AAP and Congress could have altered the outcome. Despite the party’s unexpected defeat, Palekar acknowledged the results as the people's verdict but pointed to the narrow margins in certain constituencies where a combined effort could have proven advantageous.
Speaking to reporters, Palekar reflected on the thin margin of loss in several Delhi constituencies and said, "If Congress and AAP had fought together, it would have helped." He admitted that his party had underestimated key factors in the campaign, including the role of anti-incumbency.
“We accept the majority verdict in favour of BJP,” Palekar said, emphasizing that despite the loss, the AAP remains committed to serving the people of Delhi. On social media, Palekar added that the results, while shocking, have only motivated the party further. “The difference of 2 percent between BJP and AAP indicates that the party retains its position in the heart of the people,” he wrote on X.
Palekar went on to express gratitude to the party’s supporters, stating that AAP’s commitment to "honest politics" will continue across India, including Goa, under the leadership of Arvind Kejriwal. While AAP secured 22 seats in the 70-member Delhi Assembly, the BJP emerged victorious with 48 seats, and Congress failed to win any.
The BJP’s win marked its return to power in Delhi after over 26 years.
Speaking to reporters, Palekar reflected on the thin margin of loss in several Delhi constituencies and said, "If Congress and AAP had fought together, it would have helped." He admitted that his party had underestimated key factors in the campaign, including the role of anti-incumbency.
“We accept the majority verdict in favour of BJP,” Palekar said, emphasizing that despite the loss, the AAP remains committed to serving the people of Delhi. On social media, Palekar added that the results, while shocking, have only motivated the party further. “The difference of 2 percent between BJP and AAP indicates that the party retains its position in the heart of the people,” he wrote on X.
Palekar went on to express gratitude to the party’s supporters, stating that AAP’s commitment to "honest politics" will continue across India, including Goa, under the leadership of Arvind Kejriwal. While AAP secured 22 seats in the 70-member Delhi Assembly, the BJP emerged victorious with 48 seats, and Congress failed to win any.
The BJP’s win marked its return to power in Delhi after over 26 years.
22:13 (IST) Feb 08
BJP's chief ministerial race heats up after historic victory in Delhi
The speculation surrounding the Bharatiya Janata Party's (BJP) choice for Delhi's Chief Minister grew significantly on Saturday after the party made a triumphant return to power in the national capital, securing 48 out of the 70 seats in the Delhi Assembly. With this victory, which ended a 26-year drought, several BJP leaders have emerged as potential candidates for the top post.
One of the leading figures in the race is Pravesh Verma, whose remarkable victory over AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal in New Delhi by a margin of 4,089 votes has greatly increased his stature within the party. His success has positioned him as a strong contender for the Chief Minister’s role in the upcoming BJP-led government.
BJP leaders have also identified several other experienced individuals as potential chief ministerial picks. Ashish Sood, who won from Janakpuri with a margin of 18,766 votes, is among the senior leaders who could be considered for the position. Sood’s administrative experience, particularly in the South Delhi Municipal Corporation, has earned him recognition, and he currently serves as the BJP’s in-charge for Goa and co-in-charge for Jammu and Kashmir.
Another frontrunner, Pawan Sharma, secured a victory from Uttam Nagar by a commanding 29,740 votes. He is also the BJP's co-in-charge for Assam and is seen as a serious contender for the top post.
Former Delhi BJP Presidents Vijender Gupta and Satish Upadhyay are also in the race. Gupta, a three-time winner from Rohini, had previously served as the leader of opposition in the Delhi Assembly. Upadhyay, who defeated AAP's Somnath Bharti by a narrow margin, has strong ties with the RSS leadership and is currently co-in-charge for BJP’s Madhya Pradesh unit.
There is also speculation that the BJP’s national leadership may consider a woman leader for the Chief Minister position. Rekha Gupta, who won from Shalimar Bagh by over 29,000 votes, and Shikha Rai, who triumphed over AAP's Saurabh Bharadwaj in Greater Kailash, are among the prominent female leaders who could be in the running.
One of the leading figures in the race is Pravesh Verma, whose remarkable victory over AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal in New Delhi by a margin of 4,089 votes has greatly increased his stature within the party. His success has positioned him as a strong contender for the Chief Minister’s role in the upcoming BJP-led government.
BJP leaders have also identified several other experienced individuals as potential chief ministerial picks. Ashish Sood, who won from Janakpuri with a margin of 18,766 votes, is among the senior leaders who could be considered for the position. Sood’s administrative experience, particularly in the South Delhi Municipal Corporation, has earned him recognition, and he currently serves as the BJP’s in-charge for Goa and co-in-charge for Jammu and Kashmir.
Another frontrunner, Pawan Sharma, secured a victory from Uttam Nagar by a commanding 29,740 votes. He is also the BJP's co-in-charge for Assam and is seen as a serious contender for the top post.
Former Delhi BJP Presidents Vijender Gupta and Satish Upadhyay are also in the race. Gupta, a three-time winner from Rohini, had previously served as the leader of opposition in the Delhi Assembly. Upadhyay, who defeated AAP's Somnath Bharti by a narrow margin, has strong ties with the RSS leadership and is currently co-in-charge for BJP’s Madhya Pradesh unit.
There is also speculation that the BJP’s national leadership may consider a woman leader for the Chief Minister position. Rekha Gupta, who won from Shalimar Bagh by over 29,000 votes, and Shikha Rai, who triumphed over AAP's Saurabh Bharadwaj in Greater Kailash, are among the prominent female leaders who could be in the running.
21:48 (IST) Feb 08
Som Dutt Sharma calls Sadar Bazar win a victory of people and AAP workers
AAP leader Som Dutt Sharma, speaking after his victory in the Sadar Bazar seat in the 2025 Delhi elections, attributed his success to the people of the constituency and the dedication of party workers. He also accused the central government of conspiring against the Aam Aadmi Party to secure a defeat.
21:41 (IST) Feb 08
BJP's victory in Delhi assembly polls: "Historic moment," says JP Nadda
BJP President J.P. Nadda on Saturday described the party’s victory in the Delhi Assembly elections as a "historic moment," emphasizing that it marks a decisive message that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is deeply embedded in the hearts of Delhiites. Addressing an event at the BJP headquarters, Nadda praised the election results, calling them a resounding rejection of AAP and its leadership.
"It’s a historic moment," Nadda said, adding that the BJP’s triumph following the Lok Sabha elections is a clear indication of the capital’s unwavering support for Prime Minister Modi’s leadership. He also noted that the victory reflects the people’s endorsement of Modi’s "politics of development."
Nadda took aim at the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), branding it a "factory of lies and corruption." He further remarked, "The people of Delhi have refused to tolerate this AAP-da any more." In a scathing attack, he accused the AAP of betraying the public’s trust, with its leaders—once seen as champions of honesty—now embroiled in corruption scandals. "‘Kattar imandaar’ (outright honest) turned out to be such a ‘kattar bhrashtachari’ (outright corrupt)," Nadda said, referencing the legal troubles of AAP leaders including Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and former Deputy CM Manish Sisodia.
Nadda also mocked the Congress for its continuous failure in Delhi elections, implying that it had been consistent in securing "zero" results since 2014.
In his speech, Nadda reassured Delhi residents that the BJP would fulfill all promises made during the campaign and ensure the city’s progress, drawing comparisons to BJP-led states’ advancements. He also cited the AAP's failures in governance, accusing the party of mismanaging public services, from supplying dirty water to neglecting education.
"The poll results are a befitting reply to ‘kattar beiman’ AAP and its leaders," Nadda concluded, asserting that Delhi now seeks a government focused on development and integrity.
"It’s a historic moment," Nadda said, adding that the BJP’s triumph following the Lok Sabha elections is a clear indication of the capital’s unwavering support for Prime Minister Modi’s leadership. He also noted that the victory reflects the people’s endorsement of Modi’s "politics of development."
Nadda took aim at the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), branding it a "factory of lies and corruption." He further remarked, "The people of Delhi have refused to tolerate this AAP-da any more." In a scathing attack, he accused the AAP of betraying the public’s trust, with its leaders—once seen as champions of honesty—now embroiled in corruption scandals. "‘Kattar imandaar’ (outright honest) turned out to be such a ‘kattar bhrashtachari’ (outright corrupt)," Nadda said, referencing the legal troubles of AAP leaders including Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and former Deputy CM Manish Sisodia.
Nadda also mocked the Congress for its continuous failure in Delhi elections, implying that it had been consistent in securing "zero" results since 2014.
In his speech, Nadda reassured Delhi residents that the BJP would fulfill all promises made during the campaign and ensure the city’s progress, drawing comparisons to BJP-led states’ advancements. He also cited the AAP's failures in governance, accusing the party of mismanaging public services, from supplying dirty water to neglecting education.
"The poll results are a befitting reply to ‘kattar beiman’ AAP and its leaders," Nadda concluded, asserting that Delhi now seeks a government focused on development and integrity.
21:29 (IST) Feb 08
Nitish Kumar congratulates BJP on Delhi victory, lauds Modi’s leadership
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar extended heartfelt congratulations to the BJP on its decisive victory in the Delhi assembly elections, attributing the success to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "able leadership." Kumar took to social media to praise the BJP’s historic win, with the party securing 48 of the 70 seats in the assembly, ousting the AAP from power. While JD(U), an ally of the BJP, contested the Burari seat but lost by a large margin, Kumar's support for the victory remains strong. The BJP's success in Delhi, following wins in Maharashtra and Haryana, comes ahead of Bihar's upcoming assembly elections later this year.
21:16 (IST) Feb 08
BJP’s Delhi win a ‘wound’ on Kejriwal’s corruption: NDMC Vice Chairman Kuljeet Chahal
BJP leader and NDMC Vice Chairman Kuljeet Singh Chahal said the Delhi election results are a strong message against the AAP, calling BJP’s victory a "wound" on former CM Arvind Kejriwal's alleged corruption. He stated that Kejriwal's defeat proves the public sees him and his party as corrupt, citing issues like the liquor scam and the controversial Sheeshmahal. Chahal emphasized that BJP’s win reflects trust in PM Modi’s leadership, adding that the party will fulfill its promises and work on Modi’s vision for Delhi. PM Modi also hailed the victory as a triumph of good governance.
21:02 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi polls won't affect Bengal, Mamata to win 2026 with 250+ MLAs: TMC's Kunal Ghosh
TMC leader Kunal Ghosh dismissed any impact of the BJP's victory in the Delhi Assembly elections on West Bengal, asserting that Mamata Banerjee will secure a fourth consecutive term as Chief Minister in 2026 with over 250 MLAs. He added that while the party leadership is analyzing the Delhi results, they hold no relevance to Bengal's political landscape.
20:49 (IST) Feb 08
BJP returns to power in Delhi after 26 years, wins 48 seats — Full list of winners
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) made a historic comeback in Delhi, securing 48 out of 70 seats in the Assembly elections, ending the Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) decade-long rule. AAP's tally shrank to 22 seats, marking a significant decline from its previous dominance.
Here is the complete list of winners by constituency:
1 Nerela Raj Karan Khatri BJP
2 Burari Sanjeev Jha AAP
3 Timarpur Surya Prakash Khatri BJP
4 Adarsh Nagar Raj Kumar Bhatia BJP
5 Badli Aahir Deepak Chaudharyy BJP
6 Rithala Kulwant Rana BJP
7 Bawana (SC) Ravinder Indraj Singh BJP
8 Mundka Gajender Drall BJP
9 Kirari Anil Jha AAP
10 Sultan Pur Majra (SC) Mukesh Kumar Ahlawat AAP
11 Nangloi Jat Manoj Kumar Shokeen BJP
12 Mangol Puri (SC) Raj Kumar Chauhan BJP
13 Rohini Vijendra Gupta BJP
14 Shalimar Bagh Rekha Gupta BJP
15 Shakur Basti Karnail Singh BJP
16 Tri Nagar Tilak Ram Gupta BJP
17 Wazirpur Poonam Sharma BJP
18 Model Town Ashok Goel BJP
19 Sadar Bazar Som Dutt AAP
20 Chandni Chowk Punardeep Singh Sawhney AAP
21 Matia Mahal Aaley Mohammed Iqbal AAP
22 Ballimaran Imran Hussain AAP
23 Karol Bagh (SC) Vishesh Ravi AAP
24 Patel Nagar (SC) Pravesh Ratn AAP
25 Moti Nagar Harish Khurana BJP
26 Madipur (SC) Kailash Gangwal BJP
27 Rajouri Garden Manjinder Singh Sirsa BJP
28 Hari Nagar Shyam Sharma BJP
29 Tilak Nagar Jarnail Singh AAP
30 Janakpuri Ashish Sood BJP
31 Vikaspuri Pankaj Kumar Singh BJP
32 Uttam Nagar Pawan Sharma BJP
33 Dwarka Pradyumn Singh Rajput BJP
34 Matiala Sandeep Sehrawat BJP
35 Najafgarh Neelam Pahalwan BJP
36 Bijwasan Kailash Gahlot BJP
37 Palam Kuldeep Solaki BJP
38 Delhi Cantt Virender Singh Kadian AAP
39 Rajinder Nagar Umang Bajaj BJP
40 New Delhi Parvesh Sahib Singh BJP
41 Jangpura Tarvinder Singh Marwah BJP
42 Kasturba Nagar Neeraj Basoya BJP
43 Malviya Nagar Satish Upadhyay BJP
44 R.K. Puram Anil Kumar Sharma BJP
45 Mehrauli Gajender Singh Yadav AAP
46 Chhatarpur Kartar Singh Tanwar BJP
47 Deoli (SC) Prem Chauhan AAP
48 Ambedkar Nagar (SC) Dr Ajay Dutt AAP
49 Sangam Vihar Chandan Kumar Choudhary BJP
50 Greater Kailash Shikha Roy BJP
51 Kalkaji Atishi AAP
52 Tughlakabad Sahi Ram AAP
53 Badarpur Ram Singh Netaji AAP
54 Okhla Amanatullah Khan AAP
55 Trilokpuri (SC) Ravi Kant BJP
56 Kondli (SC) Kuldeep Kumar (Monu) AAP
57 Patparganj Ravinder Singh Negi (Ravi Negi) BJP
58 Laxmi Nagar Abhay Verma BJP
59 Vishwas Nagar Om Prakash Sharma BJP
60 Krishna Nagar Dr Anil Goyal BJP
61 Gandhi Nagar Arvinder Singh Lovely BJP
62 Shahdara Sanjay Goel BJP
63 Seemapuri (SC) Ku. Rinku BJP
64 Rohtas Nagar Jitender Mahajan BJP
65 Seelam Pur Chaudhary Zubair Ahmad AAP
66 Ghonda Ajay Mahawar BJP
67 Babarpur Gopal Rai AAP
68 Gokalpur (SC) Surendra Kumar AAP
69 Mustafabad Mohan Singh Bisht BJP
70 Karawal Nagar Kapil Mishra BJP
With this victory, the BJP reclaims control of the national capital after nearly three decades, setting the stage for its governance in Delhi.
Here is the complete list of winners by constituency:
1 Nerela Raj Karan Khatri BJP
2 Burari Sanjeev Jha AAP
3 Timarpur Surya Prakash Khatri BJP
4 Adarsh Nagar Raj Kumar Bhatia BJP
5 Badli Aahir Deepak Chaudharyy BJP
6 Rithala Kulwant Rana BJP
7 Bawana (SC) Ravinder Indraj Singh BJP
8 Mundka Gajender Drall BJP
9 Kirari Anil Jha AAP
10 Sultan Pur Majra (SC) Mukesh Kumar Ahlawat AAP
11 Nangloi Jat Manoj Kumar Shokeen BJP
12 Mangol Puri (SC) Raj Kumar Chauhan BJP
13 Rohini Vijendra Gupta BJP
14 Shalimar Bagh Rekha Gupta BJP
15 Shakur Basti Karnail Singh BJP
16 Tri Nagar Tilak Ram Gupta BJP
17 Wazirpur Poonam Sharma BJP
18 Model Town Ashok Goel BJP
19 Sadar Bazar Som Dutt AAP
20 Chandni Chowk Punardeep Singh Sawhney AAP
21 Matia Mahal Aaley Mohammed Iqbal AAP
22 Ballimaran Imran Hussain AAP
23 Karol Bagh (SC) Vishesh Ravi AAP
24 Patel Nagar (SC) Pravesh Ratn AAP
25 Moti Nagar Harish Khurana BJP
26 Madipur (SC) Kailash Gangwal BJP
27 Rajouri Garden Manjinder Singh Sirsa BJP
28 Hari Nagar Shyam Sharma BJP
29 Tilak Nagar Jarnail Singh AAP
30 Janakpuri Ashish Sood BJP
31 Vikaspuri Pankaj Kumar Singh BJP
32 Uttam Nagar Pawan Sharma BJP
33 Dwarka Pradyumn Singh Rajput BJP
34 Matiala Sandeep Sehrawat BJP
35 Najafgarh Neelam Pahalwan BJP
36 Bijwasan Kailash Gahlot BJP
37 Palam Kuldeep Solaki BJP
38 Delhi Cantt Virender Singh Kadian AAP
39 Rajinder Nagar Umang Bajaj BJP
40 New Delhi Parvesh Sahib Singh BJP
41 Jangpura Tarvinder Singh Marwah BJP
42 Kasturba Nagar Neeraj Basoya BJP
43 Malviya Nagar Satish Upadhyay BJP
44 R.K. Puram Anil Kumar Sharma BJP
45 Mehrauli Gajender Singh Yadav AAP
46 Chhatarpur Kartar Singh Tanwar BJP
47 Deoli (SC) Prem Chauhan AAP
48 Ambedkar Nagar (SC) Dr Ajay Dutt AAP
49 Sangam Vihar Chandan Kumar Choudhary BJP
50 Greater Kailash Shikha Roy BJP
51 Kalkaji Atishi AAP
52 Tughlakabad Sahi Ram AAP
53 Badarpur Ram Singh Netaji AAP
54 Okhla Amanatullah Khan AAP
55 Trilokpuri (SC) Ravi Kant BJP
56 Kondli (SC) Kuldeep Kumar (Monu) AAP
57 Patparganj Ravinder Singh Negi (Ravi Negi) BJP
58 Laxmi Nagar Abhay Verma BJP
59 Vishwas Nagar Om Prakash Sharma BJP
60 Krishna Nagar Dr Anil Goyal BJP
61 Gandhi Nagar Arvinder Singh Lovely BJP
62 Shahdara Sanjay Goel BJP
63 Seemapuri (SC) Ku. Rinku BJP
64 Rohtas Nagar Jitender Mahajan BJP
65 Seelam Pur Chaudhary Zubair Ahmad AAP
66 Ghonda Ajay Mahawar BJP
67 Babarpur Gopal Rai AAP
68 Gokalpur (SC) Surendra Kumar AAP
69 Mustafabad Mohan Singh Bisht BJP
70 Karawal Nagar Kapil Mishra BJP
With this victory, the BJP reclaims control of the national capital after nearly three decades, setting the stage for its governance in Delhi.
20:45 (IST) Feb 08
BJP returns to power in Delhi after 27 years, wins 48 seats; AAP secures 22
In the wake of the Delhi Assembly poll results, Congress leader Devender Yadav claimed that the people of Delhi had decisively rejected AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal's politics of "lies and deceit." Yadav expressed the party’s disappointment, acknowledging the Congress candidates' failure to secure any seats for the third consecutive term. Despite the loss, he emphasized that the party would reflect on its mistakes and continue serving the people of Delhi. Congress managed to finish second in just one seat, Kasturba Nagar, and only held onto its deposit in three constituencies—Kasturba Nagar, Badli, and Nangloi Jat.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which had ruled Delhi for a decade, was defeated by the BJP, securing just 22 seats compared to BJP's 48. For Congress, this marked another crushing defeat, though the party saw a modest increase in vote share, rising from 4.3% in 2020 to 6.39% this year. Looking ahead, Congress leaders expressed their resolve to win back the trust of the people and focus on forming a government in Delhi by 2030.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which had ruled Delhi for a decade, was defeated by the BJP, securing just 22 seats compared to BJP's 48. For Congress, this marked another crushing defeat, though the party saw a modest increase in vote share, rising from 4.3% in 2020 to 6.39% this year. Looking ahead, Congress leaders expressed their resolve to win back the trust of the people and focus on forming a government in Delhi by 2030.
20:04 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi poll results: Split with Congress becomes another roadblock for AAP
Congress received more votes than the wining margin in 14 constituencies where BJP emerged victorious defeating AAP candidates, including former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal and his former deputy Manish Sisodia. AAP on Saturday was restricted to 22 seats, 14 short of forming a majority.
While the party increased its vote share from 4.26 per cent in 2020 to over six per cent in 2025, it failed to win even a single seat for third consecutive term.
These 14 seats are Timarpur, Badli, Nangloi Jat, Madipur, Rajender Nagar, New Delhi, Jangpura, Kasturba Nagar, Malviya Nagar, Mehrauli, Chhatarpur, Sangam Vihar, Greater Kailash, and Trilokpuri.
BJP's Parvesh Verma, former Delhi CM Sahib Singh Verma's son, defeated Kejriwal from the New Delhi constituency.
Kejriwal lost the seat by 4,089 votes at the constituency, where Sandeep Dikshit, son of another former chief minister Sheila Dikshit, finished a distant third with 4,568 votes, higher than the victory margin.
While the party increased its vote share from 4.26 per cent in 2020 to over six per cent in 2025, it failed to win even a single seat for third consecutive term.
These 14 seats are Timarpur, Badli, Nangloi Jat, Madipur, Rajender Nagar, New Delhi, Jangpura, Kasturba Nagar, Malviya Nagar, Mehrauli, Chhatarpur, Sangam Vihar, Greater Kailash, and Trilokpuri.
BJP's Parvesh Verma, former Delhi CM Sahib Singh Verma's son, defeated Kejriwal from the New Delhi constituency.
Kejriwal lost the seat by 4,089 votes at the constituency, where Sandeep Dikshit, son of another former chief minister Sheila Dikshit, finished a distant third with 4,568 votes, higher than the victory margin.
20:00 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi poll results: Congress blames aap for defeat, vows to rebuild for 2030
In the wake of the Delhi Assembly poll results, Congress leader Devender Yadav claimed that the people of Delhi had decisively rejected AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal's politics of "lies and deceit." Yadav expressed the party’s disappointment, acknowledging the Congress candidates' failure to secure any seats for the third consecutive term. Despite the loss, he emphasized that the party would reflect on its mistakes and continue serving the people of Delhi. Congress managed to finish second in just one seat, Kasturba Nagar, and only held onto its deposit in three constituencies—Kasturba Nagar, Badli, and Nangloi Jat.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which had ruled Delhi for a decade, was defeated by the BJP, securing just 22 seats compared to BJP's 48. For Congress, this marked another crushing defeat, though the party saw a modest increase in vote share, rising from 4.3% in 2020 to 6.39% this year. Looking ahead, Congress leaders expressed their resolve to win back the trust of the people and focus on forming a government in Delhi by 2030.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which had ruled Delhi for a decade, was defeated by the BJP, securing just 22 seats compared to BJP's 48. For Congress, this marked another crushing defeat, though the party saw a modest increase in vote share, rising from 4.3% in 2020 to 6.39% this year. Looking ahead, Congress leaders expressed their resolve to win back the trust of the people and focus on forming a government in Delhi by 2030.
19:42 (IST) Feb 08
The existence of Delhi itself has flourished in the lap of Mother Yamuna: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in his victory speech after BJP’s triumph in the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025, emphasized his commitment to restoring the Yamuna River’s lost glory. He stated that Delhi’s very existence has flourished along the Yamuna, yet the river has suffered under the AAP government. "The people of Delhi have been crying after seeing the condition of Yamuna. AAP-DA in Delhi has insulted this faith," he said. Modi also accused AAP of falsely blaming Haryana for its own failures. Reaffirming his campaign promise, he pledged to make the Yamuna the identity of Delhi, acknowledging the challenges ahead but expressing confidence that with strong resolve, the blessings of Yamuna ji will be with them.
19:29 (IST) Feb 08
Election Results 2025 Live: Kharge on Delhi poll verdict: 'We created an atmosphere, but public didn’t give us the mandate'
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge reacted to the party's performance in the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025, acknowledging that while Congress worked to build an atmosphere against the ruling government, the voters did not give them the mandate. "We created an atmosphere against the government, but the public did not give us the mandate," Kharge said. His statement comes as Congress continues its struggle to regain relevance in Delhi, where it once held power for 15 years before being ousted in 2013.
19:26 (IST) Feb 08
PM Modi: 'Yamuna will be Delhi’s pride, those who looted will have to return'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, celebrating BJP’s historic victory in the Delhi Elections 2025, recited shlokas in reverence to the Yamuna River and took a sharp dig at AAP, stating, "AAP has inflicted immense suffering on the Yamuna."
On Yamuna’s revival: "I have taken a pledge during the election campaign that we will make Yamuna the pride and identity of Delhi."
On Anna Hazare’s long-standing grievances: "Anna Hazare had been enduring the pain caused by the actions of AAP for a long time. Today, he must have found relief from this torment."
On AAP’s alleged misgovernance during COVID: "While the world was grappling with the Corona crisis, AAP was busy constructing Sheesh Mahal."
On accountability: "The CAG report will be presented in the assembly, and whoever has looted, will have to return."
On Yamuna’s revival: "I have taken a pledge during the election campaign that we will make Yamuna the pride and identity of Delhi."
On Anna Hazare’s long-standing grievances: "Anna Hazare had been enduring the pain caused by the actions of AAP for a long time. Today, he must have found relief from this torment."
On AAP’s alleged misgovernance during COVID: "While the world was grappling with the Corona crisis, AAP was busy constructing Sheesh Mahal."
On accountability: "The CAG report will be presented in the assembly, and whoever has looted, will have to return."
19:19 (IST) Feb 08
PM Modi: 'Delhiites remove major obstacle to development with BJP’s victory'
On BJP's triumph in the Delhi Elections 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated, "The politics of protests, confrontation and administrative uncertainty in Delhi have caused great harm to the people of Delhi. Today, all of you Delhiites have removed a major obstacle in the development of Delhi."
19:18 (IST) Feb 08
PM Modi: 'BJP’s policy of santushtikaran chosen over tushthikaran' in Delhi elections 2025
After BJP's victory in the Delhi Elections 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed party workers, stating, "Aaj desh tushtikaran nahi BJP ki santushtikaran ki policy ko chun raha hai." He emphasized the widespread support for BJP across all sections of society, adding, "Today, along with Delhi, the BJP has got victory in Ayodhya's Milkipur. Every section has voted for the BJP in large numbers."
19:17 (IST) Feb 08
Assembly Election Result 2025 Live: Delhi represents 'Mini India'; Thanks purvanchal for support, says PM Modi
In his speech following BJP’s victory in the Delhi Elections 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, "Our Delhi is not just a city, it is a mini India. Delhi lives the idea of 'Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat'." He also expressed his pride in his connection to Purvanchal, noting, "Wherever I went in this election, I used to say with pride that I am an MP from Purvanchal. The people of Purvanchal gave love, trust, new energy, new strength." Modi concluded by thanking the people of Purvanchal for their unwavering support.
19:15 (IST) Feb 08
Election Results 2025 Live: PM Modi celebrates BJP’s sweeping victory in Delhi, 'Lotus bloomed everywhere'
On BJP’s victory in the Delhi Elections 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his gratitude, saying, "There is no such area in Delhi where the lotus did not bloom." He highlighted that people from all linguistic backgrounds had voted for the BJP. Modi, proudly sharing his connection to Purvanchal, thanked its people for their overwhelming support, stating, "As the MP from Purvanchal, I thank the people of Purvanchal for their love and support."
19:10 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi Assembly Election Results 2025 Live: Delhi rejects politics of shortcuts and strikes, says PM Modi
Speaking on BJP's victory in the Delhi Elections 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, "Dilli ke logo ne shortcut wali rajneeti ka short-circuit kar diya" (The people of Delhi have short-circuited the politics of shortcuts). He emphasized that Delhi's mandate made it clear that the real owners of Delhi are its people, rejecting those who treated the capital as their own personal domain.
Modi further criticized the politics of strikes and agitations, claiming that the previous regime had stalled several welfare schemes of the Centre. He declared that the people of Delhi had rejected lies and shortcuts in politics.
Modi further criticized the politics of strikes and agitations, claiming that the previous regime had stalled several welfare schemes of the Centre. He declared that the people of Delhi had rejected lies and shortcuts in politics.
19:10 (IST) Feb 08
Election Results 2025 Live: PM Modi thanks Delhi voters, celebrates historic wins
In his speech at the BJP headquarters, Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked Delhi voters, especially those from Poorvanchal, stating, “I specially thank Delhi voters from Poorvanchal as a Lok Sabha member from that region of the country.”
Reflecting on the BJP's success, he remarked, “Every section of society has voted for BJP in Delhi. Today, the country has rejected appeasement and accepted BJP's policy of 'santushtikaran'.” He highlighted the party’s focus on development, noting, “A huge roadblock has now been removed from Delhi's path of development.”
Additionally, Modi celebrated the BJP's victory in Ayodhya's Milkipur Assembly bypoll, underscoring the party's nationwide momentum. He concluded, “Delhi has chosen politics of fulfilment over that of appeasement.”
Reflecting on the BJP's success, he remarked, “Every section of society has voted for BJP in Delhi. Today, the country has rejected appeasement and accepted BJP's policy of 'santushtikaran'.” He highlighted the party’s focus on development, noting, “A huge roadblock has now been removed from Delhi's path of development.”
Additionally, Modi celebrated the BJP's victory in Ayodhya's Milkipur Assembly bypoll, underscoring the party's nationwide momentum. He concluded, “Delhi has chosen politics of fulfilment over that of appeasement.”
19:06 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi Assembly Election Results 2025 Live: PM Modi celebrates victory, highlights national trust and strong ties to poorvanchal
In his address following the BJP's win in the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the overwhelming support for the party: “Today’s victory shows the immense trust the nation has in BJP’s double-engine government.”
Reflecting on his personal connection to the region, Modi stated, “During this election, wherever I went, I proudly said that I am a Member of Parliament from Poorvanchal. My connection with Poorvanchal is one of belonging, and the people of Poorvanchal have strengthened this bond today.”
He also took aim at past governance in Delhi, asserting, “The politics of dharna, administrative instability, and constant conflict have greatly harmed Delhi. Today, a major obstacle in Delhi’s development has been removed.”
Reflecting on his personal connection to the region, Modi stated, “During this election, wherever I went, I proudly said that I am a Member of Parliament from Poorvanchal. My connection with Poorvanchal is one of belonging, and the people of Poorvanchal have strengthened this bond today.”
He also took aim at past governance in Delhi, asserting, “The politics of dharna, administrative instability, and constant conflict have greatly harmed Delhi. Today, a major obstacle in Delhi’s development has been removed.”
19:05 (IST) Feb 08
Assembly Election Result 2025 Live: PM Modi reflects on BJP's historic win in Delhi - A symbol of trust and unity
Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated BJP’s landmark victory in the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025, stating: “BJP created record in Haryana, set a greater record in Maharashtra, and now created history by registering victory in Delhi.”
He also expressed his gratitude to the people of Delhi: “The people of Delhi have never disappointed me in Lok Sabha elections. During the 2014, 2019, and 2024 Lok Sabha elections, the people of Delhi made us win all seven seats in Delhi.”
Addressing his commitment, Modi reflected on his previous regrets: “I regret not having had the opportunity to serve Delhi, but now you have given me that opportunity.”
On Delhi's diverse population, he remarked, “Delhi is like mini-India with people from all states residing here, and all of them have voted for BJP.”
He also expressed his gratitude to the people of Delhi: “The people of Delhi have never disappointed me in Lok Sabha elections. During the 2014, 2019, and 2024 Lok Sabha elections, the people of Delhi made us win all seven seats in Delhi.”
Addressing his commitment, Modi reflected on his previous regrets: “I regret not having had the opportunity to serve Delhi, but now you have given me that opportunity.”
On Delhi's diverse population, he remarked, “Delhi is like mini-India with people from all states residing here, and all of them have voted for BJP.”
19:03 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi Election Results 2025 Live: PM Modi on BJP’s historic victory in Delhi - A new chapter of governance
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing BJP workers on the party's monumental win in the 2025 Delhi elections, shared: “I was seeing that BJP workers across the country had a pain in their hearts. It was about not being able to serve Delhi fully. But today, Delhi has accepted our request.”
He added, “The youth born in the 21st century will now witness BJP’s good governance in Delhi for the first time.”
Modi also highlighted the significance of the victory, stating: “Today's results show how much trust the country has in BJP's double-engine government. After the victory in the Lok Sabha elections, we first made an unprecedented record in Haryana, then made a new record in Maharashtra. Now, a new history has been created in Delhi.”
He added, “The youth born in the 21st century will now witness BJP’s good governance in Delhi for the first time.”
Modi also highlighted the significance of the victory, stating: “Today's results show how much trust the country has in BJP's double-engine government. After the victory in the Lok Sabha elections, we first made an unprecedented record in Haryana, then made a new record in Maharashtra. Now, a new history has been created in Delhi.”
19:01 (IST) Feb 08
Election Results 2025 Live: 'People of Delhi have made it clear they are the real owners of the city', says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed BJP’s historic victory in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections, stating, “People have freed Delhi of a decade of AAP-da (disaster). The mandate to BJP is for development, vision, and trust.”
Modi further emphasized, “The people of Delhi have made it clear they are the real owners of the city. They have rejected those who treated it as their property.”
Meanwhile, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi acknowledged the verdict, stating, “The fight for Delhi’s progress, the rights of Delhiites, and against pollution, price rise, and corruption will continue."
Modi further emphasized, “The people of Delhi have made it clear they are the real owners of the city. They have rejected those who treated it as their property.”
Meanwhile, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi acknowledged the verdict, stating, “The fight for Delhi’s progress, the rights of Delhiites, and against pollution, price rise, and corruption will continue."
18:59 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi Election Results 2025 Live: PM Modi on BJP's Delhi win - ‘People of Delhi have never disappointed me in Lok Sabha polls’
Celebrating BJP's victory in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted the party's stronghold in the capital, stating, "The people of Delhi have never disappointed me in the Lok Sabha elections. In 2014, 2019, and 2024, they ensured BJP’s victory in all seven seats."
Addressing party workers at the BJP headquarters, Modi reiterated his commitment to Delhi’s development, emphasizing that this mandate reflects the people's trust in ‘Modi’s guarantee’.
Addressing party workers at the BJP headquarters, Modi reiterated his commitment to Delhi’s development, emphasizing that this mandate reflects the people's trust in ‘Modi’s guarantee’.
18:57 (IST) Feb 08
Assembly Election Result 2025 Live: ‘Humbly accept Delhi mandate' - Rahul Gandhi thanks Congress workers, voters
Following Congress’ poor performance in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections, party leader Rahul Gandhi said he “humbly accepts the mandate” and expressed gratitude to party workers and voters.
Despite Congress trailing behind BJP, AAP, and even AIMIM in some seats, Gandhi acknowledged the efforts of his party members, signaling a need for introspection as the party continues to rebuild in the capital.
Despite Congress trailing behind BJP, AAP, and even AIMIM in some seats, Gandhi acknowledged the efforts of his party members, signaling a need for introspection as the party continues to rebuild in the capital.
18:55 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi Election Results 2025 Live: ‘Delhi gave us love, we’ll return it with development’: PM Modi on BJP’s victory
Following the BJP’s sweeping win in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked voters, saying, "Delhi has given us love wholeheartedly, and I once again assure the people that we will return you double the love in the form of development."
The BJP’s victory marks a significant political shift in the capital, ending AAP’s decade-long rule. Modi’s remarks reinforce the party’s focus on governance and infrastructure as it takes charge of Delhi.
The BJP’s victory marks a significant political shift in the capital, ending AAP’s decade-long rule. Modi’s remarks reinforce the party’s focus on governance and infrastructure as it takes charge of Delhi.
18:53 (IST) Feb 08
PM Modi on BJP’s Delhi victory: ‘Excitement for victory, relief from AAP-da’
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing party workers after BJP’s decisive win in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections, said, "Today, there is excitement and relief in the minds of the people of Delhi. Excitement for victory and relief for making Delhi 'AAP-da' free."
Expressing gratitude to voters, he added, "I bow my head and thank the people of Delhi for believing in Modi's guarantee."
The BJP’s historic win marks the party’s return to power in Delhi after over two decades, signaling a major political shift in the capital.
Expressing gratitude to voters, he added, "I bow my head and thank the people of Delhi for believing in Modi's guarantee."
The BJP’s historic win marks the party’s return to power in Delhi after over two decades, signaling a major political shift in the capital.
18:51 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi Election Results 2025 Live: PM Modi’s victory speech after BJP’s resounding win in Delhi Assembly Polls 2025
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing party workers at the BJP headquarters, said, "People of Delhi are filled with enthusiasm today. They are also relieved because Delhi is now free of 'AAP-da'." Playing on the word aapda (disaster), he took a dig at the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which suffered a major defeat in the elections.
Modi recalled his appeal to Delhiites before the polls, saying, "I had sent a letter urging them to give BJP a chance to serve them in the 21st century and to make Delhi a 'viksit' (developed) capital of India."
The BJP’s landslide victory marks a shift in Delhi’s political landscape, with the party securing a comfortable majority in the 70-member assembly.
Modi recalled his appeal to Delhiites before the polls, saying, "I had sent a letter urging them to give BJP a chance to serve them in the 21st century and to make Delhi a 'viksit' (developed) capital of India."
The BJP’s landslide victory marks a shift in Delhi’s political landscape, with the party securing a comfortable majority in the 70-member assembly.
18:48 (IST) Feb 08
Assembly Election Result 2025 Live: 'Yamuna Maiya Ki Jai' - PM Modi’s unique start to Delhi victory speech
Prime Minister Narendra Modi began his victory speech at the BJP headquarters with the chant "Yamuna Maiya ki Jai," invoking the sacred river. Addressing party workers, he said the people of Delhi were filled with both "enthusiasm and relief" after "freeing Delhi from AAPda," a play on words linking AAP with aapda (disaster). Modi credited the victory to the people’s trust in BJP’s governance and his vision for Delhi's future.
18:46 (IST) Feb 08
Assembly Election Result 2025 Live: AAP a 'Factory of lies, corruption': BJP Chief Nadda slams Kejriwal-led party
BJP National President JP Nadda launched a sharp attack on the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) following the Delhi Assembly election results, calling it a "factory of lies, an encyclopedia of lies, and a factory of corruption." He accused AAP leaders of misleading the public while claiming to be honest, pointing out that its chief minister and ministers were jailed on corruption charges. Nadda’s remarks came as the BJP celebrated its victory, reinforcing the party’s narrative against AAP’s governance.
18:42 (IST) Feb 08
Assembly Election Result 2025 Live: BJP Chief Nadda - Modi resides in the heart of Delhi after poll victory
In the aftermath of the Delhi Assembly elections, BJP National President JP Nadda delivered a clear message: "Modi resides in the heart of Delhi." Reflecting on the party's success, Nadda emphasized Prime Minister Narendra Modi's significant influence, claiming that the victory in both the Lok Sabha and Assembly polls reaffirmed the strong connection between Modi and the people of Delhi. His statement underscored the BJP's overwhelming support in the capital, with Modi's leadership at the core of the party's triumph.
18:37 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi Election Results 2025 Live: Atishi receives warm welcome at home after Kalkaji victory
Outgoing Chief Minister and winning candidate from the Kalkaji assembly seat, Atishi, was greeted with a heartfelt welcome by her supporters as she returned to her residence. The celebration marked her victory in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections, with supporters cheering her on and expressing their gratitude for her leadership and efforts. Atishi's triumph in Kalkaji adds to the momentum of her political career, as she continues to garner widespread support in the region.
18:36 (IST) Feb 08
Election Results 2025 Live: The rise & fall of AAP - How 'broom' was swept 'in and out' of Delhi
Ten years ago, a new wave of politics took shape in India as the people of New Delhi experienced a surge of hope from the historic Ram Lila Maidan. What began as a movement against corruption under the leadership of Anna Hazare and his protégé Arvind Kejriwal soon transformed into a political force that would challenge the established political landscape.
In 2011, when the ruling Congress government was embroiled in multiple corruption scandals, the Ram Lila Maidan protests became a symbol of resistance. At the heart of the movement was the demand for the Jan Lokpal Bill, which aimed at strengthening anti-corruption measures. As the Congress-led UPA government sought to suppress the protests by deploying police forces, the move backfired, garnering widespread national sympathy and weakening the government’s position.
Realizing the limitations of their apolitical stance and their lack of legislative power, Kejriwal and his team decided to take the plunge into the political arena. On October 2, 2012, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) was born — marking a new chapter in Indian politics, coinciding with Mahatma Gandhi’s birth anniversary. Read full story
In 2011, when the ruling Congress government was embroiled in multiple corruption scandals, the Ram Lila Maidan protests became a symbol of resistance. At the heart of the movement was the demand for the Jan Lokpal Bill, which aimed at strengthening anti-corruption measures. As the Congress-led UPA government sought to suppress the protests by deploying police forces, the move backfired, garnering widespread national sympathy and weakening the government’s position.
Realizing the limitations of their apolitical stance and their lack of legislative power, Kejriwal and his team decided to take the plunge into the political arena. On October 2, 2012, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) was born — marking a new chapter in Indian politics, coinciding with Mahatma Gandhi’s birth anniversary. Read full story
18:32 (IST) Feb 08
Election Results 2025 Live: JP Nadda felicitates PM Modi at BJP HQ during victory celebrations
Union Minister and BJP National President, JP Nadda, warmly felicitated Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the BJP headquarters in Delhi as he joined the celebration of the party's victory in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections. The moment was a significant display of gratitude and unity as the party marked its success in the polls, with Modi's leadership taking center stage amidst cheers from party workers and leaders.
18:28 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi Assembly Election Results 2025 Live: Prime Minister Modi receives grand welcome at BJP HQ to celebrate victory in Delhi polls
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was warmly welcomed at the BJP headquarters in Delhi, where party workers and leaders gathered to celebrate the resounding victory in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections. The atmosphere was filled with cheers and enthusiasm as Modi made his way to the stage, accompanied by Union Minister JP Nadda and other senior BJP leaders.
The grand reception marked a moment of triumph for the BJP, highlighting the party's stronghold in the capital, and reaffirming the people's faith in PM Modi's leadership and vision.
The grand reception marked a moment of triumph for the BJP, highlighting the party's stronghold in the capital, and reaffirming the people's faith in PM Modi's leadership and vision.
18:26 (IST) Feb 08
Assembly Election Result 2025 Live: PM Modi greets party workers and leaders at BJP headquarters in Delhi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi greeted enthusiastic party workers and leaders gathered at the BJP headquarters in Delhi to celebrate the party's sweeping victory in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections. The atmosphere was charged with excitement as Modi, along with key BJP leaders, expressed gratitude for the unwavering support from the people of Delhi.
Union Minister JP Nadda and other top party officials were present, acknowledging the collective effort behind the resounding success. PM Modi’s presence further energized the celebrations, emphasizing the BJP's commitment to the vision that secured their victory.
Union Minister JP Nadda and other top party officials were present, acknowledging the collective effort behind the resounding success. PM Modi’s presence further energized the celebrations, emphasizing the BJP's commitment to the vision that secured their victory.
18:25 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi Assembly Election Results 2025 Live: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived at the BJP headquarters in Delhi to celebrate the party's resounding victory in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections. Union Minister and BJP National President JP Nadda welcomed Modi, marking the beginning of the celebrations as the party secured 44 out of 70 seats in a historic win.
18:22 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi Assembly Election Results 2025 Live: PM Modi arrives at BJP headquarters to celebrate historic Delhi victory
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived at the BJP headquarters in Delhi to join in the celebration of the party's historic victory in the Delhi Assembly elections. The BJP secured 44 out of the 70 seats, marking a significant triumph and reaffirming its strong presence in the national capital.
Amid cheers and chants from BJP supporters, Modi praised the party's dedication and the vision behind its success. The victory, attributed to Modi's leadership and strategic planning, solidifies the BJP’s position as a dominant force in Delhi politics. Party leaders, including Union Ministers and MPs, gathered to celebrate this milestone and show their gratitude towards the people of Delhi for their trust in the party's governance.
Amid cheers and chants from BJP supporters, Modi praised the party's dedication and the vision behind its success. The victory, attributed to Modi's leadership and strategic planning, solidifies the BJP’s position as a dominant force in Delhi politics. Party leaders, including Union Ministers and MPs, gathered to celebrate this milestone and show their gratitude towards the people of Delhi for their trust in the party's governance.
18:18 (IST) Feb 08
Assembly Election Result 2025 Live: Left parties fail to make a mark in Delhi assembly elections: NOTA receives more votes
The Left parties, which united to contest six seats in the Delhi Assembly elections, failed to make any significant impact, securing fewer votes than the None of the Above (NOTA) option in all segments. Together, the Communist Party of India (Marxist), Communist Party of India (CPI), and CPI(ML) Liberation polled a combined total of just 2,158 votes, while NOTA attracted 5,627 votes.
In Karawal Nagar, a constituency severely impacted by the 2020 riots, CPI(M) candidate Ashok Agarwal, an RTI activist and lawyer, received only 457 votes, while NOTA garnered 709 votes. The BJP's Kapil Mishra won the seat with 1,07,367 votes.
Similarly, in Badarpur, CPI(M) candidate Jagdish Chand secured just 367 votes, while AAP’s Ram Singh Netaji, the winning candidate, earned 1,12,991 votes, with NOTA getting 915 votes.
In Vikaspuri, CPI's Shejo Varghese garnered 580 votes, while NOTA received 1,127 votes. BJP’s Pankaj Kumar Singh triumphed with 1,03,955 votes.
CPI’s Dilip Kumar in Palam received only 326 votes, while NOTA had 1,119 votes. BJP’s Kuldeep Solanki won with 82,046 votes.
CPI(ML) Liberation’s candidates in Narela and Kondli also faced similar setbacks, with NOTA consistently securing higher votes than the Left candidates.
In Karawal Nagar, a constituency severely impacted by the 2020 riots, CPI(M) candidate Ashok Agarwal, an RTI activist and lawyer, received only 457 votes, while NOTA garnered 709 votes. The BJP's Kapil Mishra won the seat with 1,07,367 votes.
Similarly, in Badarpur, CPI(M) candidate Jagdish Chand secured just 367 votes, while AAP’s Ram Singh Netaji, the winning candidate, earned 1,12,991 votes, with NOTA getting 915 votes.
In Vikaspuri, CPI's Shejo Varghese garnered 580 votes, while NOTA received 1,127 votes. BJP’s Pankaj Kumar Singh triumphed with 1,03,955 votes.
CPI’s Dilip Kumar in Palam received only 326 votes, while NOTA had 1,119 votes. BJP’s Kuldeep Solanki won with 82,046 votes.
CPI(ML) Liberation’s candidates in Narela and Kondli also faced similar setbacks, with NOTA consistently securing higher votes than the Left candidates.
18:13 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi Election Results 2025 Live: Chirag Paswan hails PM Modi’s vision after Delhi election results, 'People have trusted Modi again'
Union Minister Chirag Paswan expressed his gratitude towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi following the BJP’s victory in the Delhi Assembly elections. "First of all, I will thank Prime Minister Modi because this is the victory of his vision and people's faith in him," Paswan said.
He emphasized that the win reflects the public's trust in Modi's leadership, describing it as a reaffirmation of the "guarantee" provided by the Prime Minister. "This is Modi's guarantee on which the people of Delhi have trusted again after a long time," he added. Paswan further stated that the people of Delhi have chosen to align with the government led by Modi’s vision, highlighting the strong support for the BJP in the capital.
He emphasized that the win reflects the public's trust in Modi's leadership, describing it as a reaffirmation of the "guarantee" provided by the Prime Minister. "This is Modi's guarantee on which the people of Delhi have trusted again after a long time," he added. Paswan further stated that the people of Delhi have chosen to align with the government led by Modi’s vision, highlighting the strong support for the BJP in the capital.
18:11 (IST) Feb 08
Delhi Assembly Election Results 2025 Live: Kumar Vishwas comments on Delhi election results, 'This is only the first defeat'
Amid the Delhi Assembly election results, former AAP leader and poet Kumar Vishwas took to social media, congratulating the BJP and praising the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah for their "micro-level management" in securing a significant victory. Vishwas acknowledged the role of the BJP in shaping India's political landscape, attributing the party’s success to strategic leadership and meticulous planning.
Reflecting on the political journey of India over the past 13 years, Vishwas described a wave of "political renaissance" that had the potential to bring about positive change. However, he claimed that the downfall of this wave was caused by "a shameless man, a self-absorbed, insecure person who acted like Duryodhan." While he didn’t name the individual, the reference to "Duryodhan" pointed to the political figure he holds responsible for the derailment of progress.
Vishwas concluded by emphasizing that the defeat witnessed in Delhi is only the "first defeat," hinting at future struggles ahead. His comments come amidst growing tensions within the opposition, especially after AAP’s defeat and Congress' poor showing in the elections.
Reflecting on the political journey of India over the past 13 years, Vishwas described a wave of "political renaissance" that had the potential to bring about positive change. However, he claimed that the downfall of this wave was caused by "a shameless man, a self-absorbed, insecure person who acted like Duryodhan." While he didn’t name the individual, the reference to "Duryodhan" pointed to the political figure he holds responsible for the derailment of progress.
Vishwas concluded by emphasizing that the defeat witnessed in Delhi is only the "first defeat," hinting at future struggles ahead. His comments come amidst growing tensions within the opposition, especially after AAP’s defeat and Congress' poor showing in the elections.
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Election Results 2025 Live: As the Delhi government navigates through multiple litigations with the Lieutenant Governor (LG), it finds itself at a crossroads in the Supreme Court, with key petitions challenging the Centre’s 2023 law that grants the LG sweeping powers in controlling services in the national capital. These ongoing cases, particularly the contentious GNCTD Act, 2023, could reshape the governance landscape in Delhi, especially with the BJP poised to form the next government.
The legal battle comes in the wake of the Centre’s decision to centralize control over administrative services, empowering the LG with authority over crucial decisions. A significant petition challenges the Centre's law that establishes the pre-eminence of the LG in Delhi's administrative affairs, including the authority to appoint government lawyers. This landmark case could set a precedent for how governance is structured in Delhi moving forward.
Key legal struggles
Among the Delhi government’s active petitions, one pertains to the appointment of the chairperson of the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC). The Delhi government has also filed cases challenging the LG’s interference with schemes like sending teachers abroad for training and the reactivation of the Farishte scheme, which provides emergency services.
Perhaps most striking is the case against the Delhi Development Authority (DDA), in which the LG’s role is under scrutiny due to illegal tree felling in the Delhi Ridge area. The cases, which reflect the growing tension between the elected AAP government and the appointed LG, have taken on heightened significance amid the larger constitutional dispute.
A new chapter with BJP in power?
As the BJP is set to take control in Delhi, the outcome of these cases in the Supreme Court will be pivotal. The shifting political landscape raises questions about how these ongoing legal battles will unfold. Will the BJP-led government maintain the same stance as the outgoing AAP administration in challenging the LG’s influence, or will they seek a resolution?
The legal drama dates back to May 2023 when the Centre introduced the Delhi Services Bill, which places administrative control over services under the LG’s purview. The bill, cleared by Parliament and signed into law by President Droupadi Murmu, followed a tumultuous period marked by disputes between the Delhi government and the Centre.
Supreme Court’s role and future implications
The Supreme Court had previously referred a crucial petition regarding the Centre's May 2023 ordinance to a five-judge bench, marking a turning point in the long-standing power struggle. The ordinance removed the Delhi government’s control over services and created an authority for posting and transferring Group-A officers in Delhi, among other territories. The new law places the LG in a dominant position, with decisions made by a majority vote within a newly formed authority, and in cases of disagreement, the LG's decision is final.
The AAP government has fiercely opposed the law, calling it a "deception" and a violation of the principle of collective responsibility. They argue that the law undermines the autonomy of an elected government, a stance supported by the Supreme Court in a prior ruling which had emphasized the need for elected officials to have control over bureaucrats.
As these legal proceedings continue, all eyes will be on the Supreme Court's verdict, which could either reinforce the balance of power between Delhi’s elected leaders and the appointed LG, or further tilt the scales in favor of centralized control. What happens next could dramatically alter the governance structure in India’s capital and provide a template for other states with similar power struggles.
The legal battle comes in the wake of the Centre’s decision to centralize control over administrative services, empowering the LG with authority over crucial decisions. A significant petition challenges the Centre's law that establishes the pre-eminence of the LG in Delhi's administrative affairs, including the authority to appoint government lawyers. This landmark case could set a precedent for how governance is structured in Delhi moving forward.
Key legal struggles
Among the Delhi government’s active petitions, one pertains to the appointment of the chairperson of the Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC). The Delhi government has also filed cases challenging the LG’s interference with schemes like sending teachers abroad for training and the reactivation of the Farishte scheme, which provides emergency services.
Perhaps most striking is the case against the Delhi Development Authority (DDA), in which the LG’s role is under scrutiny due to illegal tree felling in the Delhi Ridge area. The cases, which reflect the growing tension between the elected AAP government and the appointed LG, have taken on heightened significance amid the larger constitutional dispute.
A new chapter with BJP in power?
As the BJP is set to take control in Delhi, the outcome of these cases in the Supreme Court will be pivotal. The shifting political landscape raises questions about how these ongoing legal battles will unfold. Will the BJP-led government maintain the same stance as the outgoing AAP administration in challenging the LG’s influence, or will they seek a resolution?
The legal drama dates back to May 2023 when the Centre introduced the Delhi Services Bill, which places administrative control over services under the LG’s purview. The bill, cleared by Parliament and signed into law by President Droupadi Murmu, followed a tumultuous period marked by disputes between the Delhi government and the Centre.
Supreme Court’s role and future implications
The Supreme Court had previously referred a crucial petition regarding the Centre's May 2023 ordinance to a five-judge bench, marking a turning point in the long-standing power struggle. The ordinance removed the Delhi government’s control over services and created an authority for posting and transferring Group-A officers in Delhi, among other territories. The new law places the LG in a dominant position, with decisions made by a majority vote within a newly formed authority, and in cases of disagreement, the LG's decision is final.
The AAP government has fiercely opposed the law, calling it a "deception" and a violation of the principle of collective responsibility. They argue that the law undermines the autonomy of an elected government, a stance supported by the Supreme Court in a prior ruling which had emphasized the need for elected officials to have control over bureaucrats.
As these legal proceedings continue, all eyes will be on the Supreme Court's verdict, which could either reinforce the balance of power between Delhi’s elected leaders and the appointed LG, or further tilt the scales in favor of centralized control. What happens next could dramatically alter the governance structure in India’s capital and provide a template for other states with similar power struggles.
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