Delhi Election Results 2025: BJP’s Manjinder Singh Sirsa wins Rajouri Garden by 18,190 votes; AAP wins from Kondli

Delhi Election Results 2025: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate Manjinder Singh Sirsa won from Rajouri Garden seat. The BJP candidate defeated AAP's A Dhanwati Chandela by 18,190 votes. According to Election Commission website, Sirsa secured 64,132 votes to while Chandela got 45,942 votes.

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In addition to this, results from Kondli seat are also out and AAP's Kuldeep Kumar has defeated BJP's Priyanka Gautam from by 6293 votes. The AAP candidate secured 61,792 votes while BJP candidate Priyanka secured 55,499 votes.

Constituency results declared so far

The Election Commission has so far declared results of 21 seats of which BJP has won 11 and AAP has won 10 seats. The saffron party is leading in 48 seats while AAP is leading in 22 seats. The EC declared that AAP’s Virender Singh Kadian won the Delhi Cantt seat by a margin of 2,029 votes.

Moreover, the BJP’s Rekha Gupta won the Shalimar Bagh seat, defeating her AAP rival by 29,595 votes. From Tri Nagar, Tilak Ram Gupta has won by margin of 15896 votes, while from Moti Nagar, the party candidate Harish Khurana won by a margin of 11657 votes. Rajendra Nagar, BJP candidate Umang Bajaj won by margin of 1231. From Chhatarpur, Kartar Singh Tanwar won by 6239 votes. From Greater Kailash, BJP candidate Shikha Roya defeated AAP's Saurabh Bharadwaj by 3188 votes.

From Manish Sisodia's previous constituency, BJP candisate Ravinder Singh Negi won by a margin of 28072, Abhay Verma from Laxmi Nagar won by 11542 and Arvinder Singh Lovely from Gandhi Nagar won by 12748 votes.

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The BJP is poised to form a government in Delhi after more than 26 years, with the latest Election Commission (EC) trends showing the saffron party ahead in 45 of the 70 assembly seats and AAP in 21.

The BJP and AAP have won two seats each, according to the EC website. The Congress, on the other hand, is poised to draw a blank for the third consecutive assembly polls.

(With inputs from agencies)