Delhi Election 2025 Result Analysis: Explore Stats and Facts

Delhi Elections 2025: In the 2025 Delhi Assembly polls, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) achieved a majority by securing 48 out of 70 seats, reclaiming power in the capital after almost 30 years. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) won 22 seats, with several key leaders, including Arvind Kejriwal, facing defeat in their constituencies.

The 2025 Delhi Assembly Elections concluded on February 5, recording a voter turnout of 60.42%. Millions of voters cast their ballots across 70 constituencies, setting up a major political battle between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).

This article will provide a detailed breakdown of the 2025 Delhi Assembly election results, examining voter turnout, seat distribution, and key candidate performances. It will also analyze the broader implications for Delhi’s governance, policy direction, and political landscape for the next five years.

Constituency Wise Results

The 2025 Delhi Assembly election results show that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won 48 out of 70 seats, securing a significant majority. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) managed to secure 22 seats. For detailed results of each constituency, you can visit the official Election Commission of India results page:

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Delhi Election 2025: List of Winning Key Candidates

Here’s the list of the key candidates, which includes:

SNo.	Constituency	Winning Candidate	Party Name
1	Nerela	Raj Karan Khatri	BJP
2	Burari	Sanjeev Jha	AAP
3	Timarpur	Surinder Pal Singh	AAP
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	Vijender Gupta	BJP
14	Shalimar Bagh	Rekha Gupta	BJP
15	Shakur Basti	Karnail Singh	BJP
16	Tri Nagar	Tilak Ram Gupta	BJP
17	Wazirpur	Rajesh Gupta	AAP
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	Parduymn Singh Rajput	BJP
34	Matiala	Sandeep Sehrawat	BJP
35	Najafgarh	Neelam Pahalwan	BJP
36	Bijwasan	Kailash Gahlot	BJP
37	Palam	Kuldeep Solanki	BJP
38	Delhi Cantt	Virender Singh Kadian	AAP
39	Rajinder Nagar	Umang Bajaj	BJP
40	New Delhi	Parvesh Verma	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	Mahender Chaudhary	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)	Anjana Parcha	AAP
56	Kondli (SC)	Kuldeep Kumar	AAP
57	Patparganj	Ravinder Singh 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 Lovley	BJP
62	Shahdara	Sanjay Goyal	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

Disclaimer: please check election commison website for verify data: https://results.eci.gov.in/ResultAcGenFeb2025/index.htm

Key Takeaways from Delhi Election 2025

• BJP’s Comeback: BJP won 48 out of 70 seats, ending AAP’s decade-long rule. AAP’s tally dropped to 22, while Congress remained seatless.
• Congress’s Decline: The party suffered its third consecutive wipeout, losing voter confidence.
• Modi Factor: BJP’s campaign focused on PM Modi’s leadership, welfare schemes, and governance promises.
• AAP’s Setback: Anti-incumbency, corruption allegations, and governance issues led to key leaders, including Arvind Kejriwal, losing.
• Changing Voter Base: BJP gained ground in traditional AAP strongholds like New Delhi and Kalkaji.

Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia lost their constituencies in 2025

Kejriwal, who had stepped down with the promise of reclaiming the chief minister’s position through a fresh mandate, saw his ambitions crushed by the BJP’s sweeping rise. In a major setback, he suffered a decisive defeat in his traditional stronghold of New Delhi, where BJP’s Parvesh Verma triumphed by a margin of 4,089 votes. Earlier in 2024, Kejriwal was arrested in connection with the alleged excise policy scam but was granted bail by the Supreme Court in September. However, despite his release, his election campaign—centered on his tenure as chief minister—struggled to counter the BJP’s sharp attacks on key issues such as pollution, women’s safety, and infrastructure. Parvesh Verma, who led an aggressive campaign against Kejriwal’s governance, celebrated his victory, stating, “The people of Delhi have rejected lies, and we are confident that our government will bring positive change.”

AAP’s senior leader and former deputy chief minister, Manish Sisodia, also suffered a defeat in the Jangpura constituency, losing to BJP’s Tarvinder Singh Marwah by a narrow margin of 675 votes. Sisodia, who was arrested in 2023 on charges related to the excise policy and money laundering, spent over a year in custody before being released on bail in August 2024. His loss in Jangpura, a traditional AAP stronghold, dealt a significant blow to the party. Despite his efforts to mobilize support and acknowledge the dedication of party workers, the BJP’s intense campaign appeared to sway voters. Conceding defeat, Sisodia remarked, “I congratulate the winner and hope the constituency receives the development it deserves.”

Congress Draws a Blank in Delhi, Fails to Win a Single Seat

In the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections, the Indian National Congress (INC) failed to win a single seat, continuing its decline in the capital. Despite efforts to revive the party, it remained far behind AAP and BJP. Rahul Gandhi campaigned in Delhi, hoping to boost support, but the party’s weak organization and lack of a strong local leader led to another poor performance. While Congress did gain some votes in a few areas, it was not enough to win any seats, showing that the party still struggles to connect with Delhi’s voters. INC secured 6.34% vote shares only.

Delhi Election 2025 vs. Previous Elections

• BJP’s Resurgence: Won 48 seats in 2025, a sharp rise from 8 in 2020 and 3 in 2015.
• AAP’s Decline: Dropped from 62 seats in 2020 to 22 in 2025, reflecting strong anti-incumbency.
• Congress’s Collapse: Seatless for the third consecutive election, continuing its decline since 2013.
• Key Losses: Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia lost their constituencies in 2025.
• Voter Turnout: 60.54% in 2025, maintaining engagement despite shifting preferences.

Biggest Upsets in Delhi Election 2025

• Kejriwal Defeated: Arvind Kejriwal lost New Delhi to BJP’s Parvesh Verma by 4,089 votes, ending his 10-year hold.
• Sisodia’s Loss: Manish Sisodia was defeated in Jangpura by BJP’s Tarvinder Singh Marwah in a close contest.
• Saurabh Bharadwaj Falls: Lost Greater Kailash to BJP’s Shikha Roy by 3,188 votes.
• Rakhi Birla Unseated: Lost Madipur to BJP’s Kailash Gangwal by 10,899 votes.
• Bidhuri’s Setback: BJP’s Ramesh Bidhuri lost Kalkaji to AAP’s Atishi by 3,500 votes.

AAP remains strong in poor seats, BJP leads in richer ones

In the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) garnered 48.5% of the votes in constituencies categorized as the “poorest,” marking its highest vote share across all economic classifications, which also include “poor,” “middle,” and “rich” constituencies. Conversely, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and its allies achieved their highest vote share of 52.6% in constituencies classified as “rich.” (The Hindu)

A New Political Landscape in Delhi

With BJP’s return to power after nearly three decades, Delhi enters a new phase of governance. The party now has a clear mandate to implement its policies and address key challenges. Expectations are high as citizens await developments in infrastructure, public welfare, and governance reforms.

Disclaimer: I explore lot of news portal ans Election Commison website to find facts. If you found any inaccurate facts please let me us in comments.

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• https://results.eci.gov.in/ResultAcGenFeb2025/index.htm
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