BJP Delhi Election Results 2025: Parvesh Verma takes saffron party to historic win; check full list of winners & losers

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Saturday made a historic comeback to Delhi after 27 years, breaking the Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) legacy in the national capital.

As the counting of votes for Delhi's 70-seat assembly progressed under tight security, BJP bagged 48 seats, according to the Election Commission of India by 8:30 pm.

Meanwhile, key AAP leaders, including Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia, faced defeats in their respective constituencies, with the party securing a total of 22 seats.


Check full list of winners from BJP here:

Delhi Elections: List of winners/losers from BJP

Serial No.	Candidate Name	Constituency	Winner/Loser
1.	Parvesh Verma	New Delhi	Winner
2.	Tarvinder Singh Marwah	Jangpura	Winner
3.	Ravinder Singh Negi	Patparganj	Winner
4.	Rekha Gupta	Shalimar Bagh	Winner
5.	Manjinder Singh Sirsa	Rajouri Garden	Winner
6.	Tilak Ram Gupta	Tri Nagar	Winner
7.	Chandan Kumar Choudhary	Sangam Vihar	Winner
8.	Umang Bajaj	Rajinder Nagar	Winner
9	Raj Karan Khatri	Nerela	Winner
10.	Surya Prakash Khatri	Timarpur	Winner
11.	Raj Kumar Bhatia	Adarsh Nagar	Winner
12.	Kulwant Rana	Rithala	Winner
13.	Manoj Kumar Shokeen	Nangloi Jat	Winner
14.	Raj Kumar Chauhan	Mangol Puri	Winner
15.	Vijendra Gupta	Rohini	Winner
16.	Karnail Singh	Shakur Basti	Winner
17.	Poonam Sharma	Wazirpur	Winner
18.	Ashok Goel	Model Town	Winner
19.	Harish Khurana	Moti Nagar	Winner
20.	Kailash Gangwal	Madipur	Winner
21.	Shyam Sharma	Harinagar	Winner
22.	Neelam Pahalwan	Najafgarh	Winner
23.	Kailash Gahlot	Bijwasan	Winner
24.	Kuldeep Solanki	Palam	Winner
25.	Neeraj Basoya	Kasturba Nagar	Winner
26.	Satish Updhyay	Malviya Nagar	Winner
27.	Anil Kumar Sharma	RK Puram	Winner
28.	Gajendra Singh Yadav	Mehrauli	Winner
29.	Kartar Singh Tanwar	Chhatarpur	Winner
30.	Shikha Roy	Greater Kailash	Winner
31.	Ravi Kant	Trilokpuri	Winner
32	Abhay Verma	Laxmi Nagar	Winner
33.	Om Prakash Sharma	Vishwas Nagar	Winner
34.	Dr Anil Goyal	Krishna Nagar	Winner
35.	Arvinder Singh Lovely	Gandhinagar	Winner
36.	Sanjay Goyal	Shahdhara	Winner
37.	Jitender Mahajan	Rohtas Nagar	Winner
38.	Ajay Mahawar	Ghonda	Winner
39.	Mohan Singh Bisht	Mustafabad	Winner
40.	Kapil Mishra	Karawal Nagar	Winner
41.	Gajendra Drall	Mundka	Winner
42.	Ashish Sood	Janakpuri	Winner
43.	Pardyumn Singh Rajput	Dwarka	Winner
44.	Aahir Deepak Choudharyy	Badli	Winner
45.	Ravinder Indraj Singh	Bawana	Winner
46.	Sandeep Sehrawat	Matiala	Winner
47.	Pawan Sharma	Uttam Nagar	Winner
48.	Pankaj Kumar Singh	Vikaspuri	Winner
49.	Kalkaji	Ramesh Bidhuri	Loser
50.	Delhi Cant.	Bhuvan Tanwar	Loser
51.	Kondli	Priyanka Gautam	Loser
52.	Sultanpur Majra	Karam Singh Karma	Loser
53.	Ballimaran	Kamal Bagri	Loser
54.	Tilak Nagar	Shweta Saini	Loser
55.	Tughlakabad	Rohtas Bidhuri	Loser
56.	Chandni Chowk	Satish Jain	Loser
57.	Babarpur	Anil Vashishth	Loser
58.	Seelampur	Anil Gaur	Loser
59.	Sadar Bazar	Manoj Kumar Jindal	Loser
60.	Kirari	Bajrang Shukla	Loser
61.	Patel Nagar	Raaj Kumar Anand	Loser
62.	Deoli	Deepak Tanwar	Loser
63.	Matia Mahal	Deepti Indora	Loser
64.	Karol Bagh	Dushyant Kumar Gautam	Loser
65.	Ambedkar Nagar	Khushiram Chunar	Loser
66.	Seemapuri	Ku. Rinku	Loser
67.	Badarpur	Narayan Dutt Sharma	Loser
68.	Okhla	Manish Chaudhary	Loser
69.	Gokalpur	Praveen Nimesh	Loser
70.	Burari	No candidate	Nil

Delhi Election Early Trends

The saffron party was leading on 45 seats, as of 11:30 am.

At 10:30 am, BJP took a wide leap from 24 seats to 40 seats. The party has been maintaining a comfortable lead since the counting began.

The saffron party was ahead of the competitors in key areas like Ballimaran, Kirari and New Delhi at 9:30 but the trends reversed soon.

The BJP's campaign, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, attacked the AAP over the alleged toxicity in the Yamuna River, while the AAP highlighted its "performance" in education and health during its eleven-year tenure. Congress MP and Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi also attacked Kejriwal in his rallies in the run-up to the polls.

Key constituencies included New Delhi, where AAP leader and former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal was contesting against Congress leader Sandeep Dikshit and BJP's Parvesh Verma.

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi was facing a contest against BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri and Congress candidate Alka Lamba. The campaign saw sharp exchanges between leaders of the three parties.

The postal ballots were counted first and the process of counting of votes recorded in electronic voting machines (EVMs) began 30 minutes later.

Since 2019, VVPAT (voter verifiable paper audit trail) slips from five randomly selected polling stations per assembly constituency are matched with the EVM count for greater transparency.