Initially seen as a contest between AAP and BJP, the electoral dynamics shifted with AIMIM entering the fray. AIMIM fielded Shifa Ur Rehman, who campaigned aggressively in Muslim-majority areas
Delhi elections 2025: Several former members of the Congress, BJP, and AAP contested under different party banners, making for some interesting battles across various constituencies
Despite his UPSC fame, Avadh Ojha's political plunge failed as BJP's Ravinder Negi won Patparganj by over 23,000 votes
AAP workers celebrating at party headquarters as counting continues.
The results will determine whether the AAP secures a fourth consecutive term or if the BJP returns to power after 27 years. Early trends are expected within the initial hours
The BJP's campaign was centered on continuing AAP's popular welfare schemes while promising "double engine development" and a tougher stance on alleged corruption within the Kejriwal-led government
After a decade in power, the AAP's failure to deliver on key promises led to a humiliating defeat in the 2025 Delhi elections
Delhi election results 2025: If speculation is to be believed, among the frontrunners are Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma, Virendra Sachdeva, and Manoj Tiwari, among others
Adarsh Nagar Assembly result 2025: AAP's Mukesh Kumar Goel faces challenge from BJP's Raj Kumar Bhatia and Congress' Shivank Singhal; ; voting on all 70 seats took place on February 5
With a mix of freebies, voter outreach, and Modi's magic, BJP shattered AAP's stronghold and reclaimed Delhi's power corridors after 27 years
Patparganj elections 2025: The race, which also includes Congress' Anil Kumar and BSP's Om Shankar Pandey, has grown more intense as the vote count unfolds
This Delhi assembly election 2025 marks a reversal for Aam Aadmi Party, which had reduced BJP to a single-digit seat count in the last polls
Arvind Kejriwal congratulated the BJP on their victory and expressed hope that they would fulfill all the promises that earned them the people's votes
Greater Kailash elections 2025: BJP leader Shikha Rai ran against Saurabh Bharadwaj in 2020 as well but lost. This time, she avenged her loss
Voters in Delhi preferred the 'none of the above' option over two national parties, BSP and CPI(M), emerging election results data shows. As votes for the Delhi assembly polls were counted on Saturday, latest data of the Election Commission showed that NOTA option got 0.57 per cent vote share as compared to 0.55 pet cent of the Bahujan Samaj Party and 0.01 per cent of Communist Party of India (Marxist). Both BSP and CPI(M) are recognised nation parties. Congress, BJP, AAP and National People's Party are the other recognised national parties. According to the data, CPI and JD(U) managed 0.01 per cent and 0.53 per cent vote share respectively. The Delhi Assembly elections saw a voter turnout of 60.54 per cent, with 94,51,997 people casting their votes on Wednesday. Over 1.55 crore people are in the voters list. Introduced in 2013, the NOTA option on electronic voting machines (EVMs) has its own symbol -- a ballot paper with a black cross across it. The EC added the NOTA button on
Delhi election results: Disgruntled AAP leader Swati Maliwal shared an image of Draupadi's disrobing from the Mahabharata - symbolising betrayal and injustice
Delhi elections: Arvind Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia lose; Atishi wins by a narrow margin
Shakur Basti Assembly result 2025: AAP leader Satyendar Jain faces challenge from BJP's Karnail Singh and Congress' Satish Kumar Luthra
Delhi election results 2025: By the end of the 11th round of counting (out of 13), Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma had established a lead of 3,000 votes, while Arvind Kejriwal's tally stood at 22,057
Delhi assembly elections 2025: Out of 70 seats in the assembly, Muslims form the majority in seven constituencies, accounting for 10 per cent of the assembly seats