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BJP Ends AAP’s Decade-Long Reign With 45 Seats, Check The List Of Candidates Winning From Each Constituency

Arvind Kejriwal, the AAP supremo and sitting Chief Minister, lost his New Delhi constituency to BJP's Parvesh Verma by 3,200 votes. Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia also faced defeat in Jangpura, where BJP’s Tarwinder Singh Marwah won by 400 votes.

BJP Ends AAP’s Decade-Long Reign With 45 Seats, Check The List Of Candidates Winning From Each Constituency


After 27 years, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has made a historic comeback in Delhi, securing 45 seats in the assembly election, while the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) managed to win only 25 seats according to the latest trends. This decisive victory marks the end of AAP’s dominance in the capital and a new chapter for the BJP.

In a shocking result, Arvind Kejriwal, the AAP supremo and sitting Chief Minister, lost his New Delhi constituency to BJP’s Parvesh Verma by 3,200 votes. Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia also faced defeat in Jangpura, where BJP’s Tarwinder Singh Marwah won by 400 votes.

Key Winners and Losers:

  • New Delhi: Parvesh Verma (BJP) defeats Arvind Kejriwal
  • Jangpura: Tarwinder Singh Marwah (BJP) defeats Manish Sisodia
  • Patparganj: Ravinder Singh Negi (BJP) defeats Avadh Ojha (AAP)
  • Kondli: Kuldeep Kumar (AAP) wins
  • Kasturba Nagar: Neeraj Basoya (BJP) wins

Full List of Winners by Constituency

BJP Winners

  • Aadarsh Nagar: Raj Kumar Bhatia
  • Trilokpuri: Ravi Kant
  • Patparganj: Ravinder Singh Negi
  • Laxmi Nagar: Abhay Kumar Verma
  • Vishwas Nagar: Om Prakash Sharma
  • Krishna Nagar: Dr. Arvind Goyal
  • Gandhinagar: Arvinder Singh Lovely
  • Shahdara: Sanjay Goyal
  • Ghonda: Ajay Mahawar
  • Mustafabad: Mohan Singh Bist
  • Karawal Nagar: Kapil Mishra
  • Shalimar Bagh: Rekha Gupta
  • Shakur Basti: Karnail Singh
  • Tri Nagar: Tilak Ram Gupta
  • Wazirpur: Poonam Sharma
  • Rajinder Nagar: Umang Bajaj
  • Greater Kailash: Shikha Roy
  • Moti Nagar: Harish Khurana
  • Hari Nagar: Shyam Sharma
  • Janakpuri: Ashish Sood
  • Narela: Raj Karan Khatri
  • Rithala: Kulwant Rana
  • Bawana: Ravinder Indraj Singh
  • Nangloi Jat: Manoj Kumar Shokeen
  • Mangolpuri: Raj Kumar Chauhan
  • Mohini: Vijender Gupta
  • Najafgarh: Neelam Pehalwan
  • Chhatarpur: Kartar Singh Tanwar
  • Sangam Vihar: Chandan Kumar Chaudhary
  • RK Puram: Anil Kumar Sharma
  • Rajouri Garden: Maninder Singh Sirsa

AAP Winners

  • Ambedkar Nagar: Dr. Ajay Dutt
  • Babarpur: Gopal Rai
  • Badarpur: Ram Singh Netaji
  • Ballimaran: Imran Hussain
  • Seemapuri: Veer Singh Dhingan
  • Seelampur: Chaudhary Zubair Ahmad
  • Gokalpur: Surendra Kumar
  • Deoli: Prem Chauhan
  • Tughlakabad: Shahi Ram
  • Delhi Cantt: Virender Singh Kadiyan
  • Kalkaji: Atishi
  • Karol Bagh: Vishesh Ravi
  • Tilak Nagar: Jarnail Singh

Leading Candidates

Several constituencies are still being counted, with the following candidates leading:

  • Rohtas Nagar: Jitender Mahajan (BJP)
  • Model Town: Ashok Goyal (BJP)
  • Bijwasan: Kailash Gahlot (BJP)
  • Malviya Nagar: Satish Upadhyay (BJP)
  • Dwarka: Pradyumn Singh Rajput (BJP)
  • Okhla: Amanatullah Khan (AAP)
  • Palam: Kuldeep Solanki (BJP)
  • Mundka: Gajendra Drall (BJP)
  • Matiala: Sandeep Sherawat (BJP)
  • Patel Nagar: Pravesh Ratna (AAP)
  • Uttam Nagar: Pawan Sharma (BJP)
  • Burari: Sanjeev Jha (AAP)
  • Mehrauli: Gajender Singh Yadav (BJP)
  • Badli: Deepak Chaudhary (BJP)
  • Vikaspuri: Pankaj Kumar Singh (BJP)
  • Timarpur: Surya Prakash Khatri (BJP)

The BJP’s victory in Delhi signifies a major political shift, putting an end to AAP’s decade-long reign. With key figures like Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia losing their seats, the BJP’s triumph is expected to reshape the political landscape of the national capital.

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