BJP Eyes Comeback In Delhi After 27 Years, Here’s The Full List Of Candidates: Delhi Assembly Election 2025

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has launched an aggressive campaign to wrest power from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Delhi after a nearly three-decade drought. With Prime Minister Narendra Modi as its face, the BJP aims to break AAP’s dominance and reclaim the capital in the upcoming Assembly elections scheduled for February 5.

BJP’s Push for Victory

Having faced back-to-back defeats in 2015 and 2020, the BJP is going all out to counter the AAP, led by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. While the BJP has been in power at the Centre since 2014, it has struggled to make significant inroads in Delhi, where AAP has secured consecutive landslide victories.

To bolster its chances, the BJP is fielding high-profile candidates and prioritizing caste and regional equations. So far, the party has announced 59 candidates for the 70-member Assembly, with a mix of seasoned politicians and fresh faces.

BJP Candidates List for 2025 Assembly Elections

1. Raj Kumar Bhatia – Adarsh Nagar
2. Deepak Chaudhary – Badli
3. Kulwant Rana – Rithala
4. Manoj Shokeen – Nangloi Jat
5. Rajkumar Chauhan – Rajkumar Chauhan
6. Vijender Gupta – Rohini
7. Rekha Gupta – Shalimar Bagh
8. Ashok Goel – Model Town
9. Dushyant Kumar Gautam – Karol Bagh
10. Raaj Kumar Anand – Patel Nagar
11. Manjinder Singh Sirsa – Rajouri Garden
12. Ashish Sood – Janakpuri
13. Kailash Gahlot – Bijwasan
14. Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma – New Delhi
15. Tarvinder Singh Marwah – Jangpura
16. Satish Upadhyay – Malviya Nagar
17. Anil Sharma – RK Puram
18. Gajainder Yadav – Mehrauli
19. Kartar Singh Tanwar – Chhatarpur
20. Khushiram Chunar – Ambedkar Nagar
21. Ramesh Bidhuri – Kalkaji
22. Narayan Dutt Sharma – Badarpur
23. Ravinder Singh Negi – Patparganj
24. Om Prakash Sharma – Vishwas Nagar
25. Anil Goyal – Krishna Nagar
26. Arvinder Singh Lovely – Gandhi Nagar
27. Kumari Rinku – Seema Puri
28. Jitendra Mahajan – Rohtas Nagar
29. Ajay Mahawar – Ghonda
30. Raj Karan Khatri – Narela
31. Surya Prakash Khatri – Timarpur
32. Gajendra Daral – Mundka
33. Bajrang Shukla – Kirari
34. Karam Singh Karma – Sultanpur
35. Karnail Singh – Shakur Basti
36. Tilak Ram Gupta – Tri Nagar
37. Manoj Kumar Jindal – Sadar Bazar
38. Satish Jain – Chandni Chowk
39. Deepti Indora – Matia Mahal
40. Kamal Bagri – Ballimaran
41. Harish Khurana – Moti Nagar
42. Urmila Kailash Gangwal – Madipur
43. Shyam Sharma – Hari Nagar
44. Shweta Saini – Tilak Nagar
45. Pankaj Kumar Singh – Vikaspuri
46. Pawan Sharma – Uttam Nagar
47. Pradyumn Rajput – Dwarka
48. Sandeep Sehrawat – Matiala
49. Neelam Pahalwan – Najafgarh
50. Kuldeep Solanki – Palam
51. Umang Bajaj – Rajinder Nagar
52. Neeraj Basoya – Kasturba Nagar
53. Rohtas Bidhuri – Tughlakabad
54. Manish Chaudhary – Okhla
55. Priyanka Gautam – Kondli
56. Abhay Verma – Laxmi Nagar
57. Anil Gaur – Seelampur
58. Kapil Mishra – Karawal Nagar
59. Mohan Singh Bisht – Mustafabad

Election Timeline

The elections will take place in a single phase on February 5, with results declared on February 8. The deadline for filing nominations is January 17, with scrutiny completed by January 18. Candidates have until January 20 to withdraw their names.

While the BJP is banking on its national popularity and strategic candidate selection, the AAP is confident of retaining power by highlighting its governance record in health, education, and infrastructure.

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