ECI Delhi Election Results 2025 Highlights

BJP‘s Satish Upadhyay is currently leading from Malviya Nagar with 12555 votes while AAP’s Somnath Bharti is trailing with 9727 votes. BJP is ahead with a margin of 2828 votes.

As per ECI’s latest count, BJP is leading in 42 seats of Delhi while AAP is trailing at 42. Stay with us for further ECI vote count updates here. As of now, Delhi’s exit poll results are proving to be correct. If BJP wins Delhi, they will be forming the government in the National Capital after a gap of 27 years.

As BJP is leading way ahead of AAP in Delhi Elections 2025, Delhi BJP President Virendraa Sachdeva remarked on AAP’s ‘dishonesty’. He said that under PM Modi’s leadership, “double-engine” government will be formed in Delhi. He said that if a party is dishonest with the public then they will get a similar result.

According to ECI’s latest trends, BJP is way ahead of AAP with lead in 42 seats. AAP is currently leading only in 27. These are the latest numbers as per the Election Commission of India’s official website.

According to Times Now’s latest trends, BJP is leading in Delhi with 41 seats while AAP is trailing with 28 seats. On the other hand, Congress hasn’t moved an inch up the ladder and still has just one seat in its kitty.

According to latest ECI trends, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is leading way ahead of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Delhi Election Results 2025. BJP is currently with 38 seats and AAP is trailing with 26, as per Election Commission of India’s latest numbers.

A look at a few BJP candidates who are leading from their respective constituencies :

NERELA(1) – RAJ KARAN KHATRI

RITHALA(6) – KULWANT RANA

BAWANA(7) – RAVINDER INDRAJ SINGH

MUNDKA(8) – GAJENDER DRALL

NANGLOI JAT(11) – MANOJ KUMAR SHOKEEN

MANGOL PURI(12) – RAJ KUMAR CHAUHAN

SHALIMAR BAGH(14) – REKHA GUPTA 11323

SHAKUR BASTI(15) – KARNAIL SINGH

TRI NAGAR(16) – TILAK RAM GUPTA

Contrary to ECI’s numbers, India Today’s latest trends show Kejriwal leading from New Delhi constituency. Overall, BJP is leading with 46 seats while AAP is leading with 23, as per India Today.

AAP’s Imran Hussain is leading in Ballimaran with 7382 votes while BJP‘s Kamal Bagri is trailing with 6906 votes. These vote counting numbers are the latest ones to be showcased at the official website of ECI – results.eci.gov.in. Overall AAP is struggling to retain its power in the National Capital.

AAP’s Pradeep Mittal is in luck as he is leading in Rohini with a margin of 48 votes. He has managed to gather 3235 votes as of 9:38 am. BJP‘s Vijender Gupta and INC’s Sumesh Gupta are trailing with 3187 votes and 177 votes respectively. These numbers are as per ECI’s latest trends as of 9:39 am.

In New Delhi constituency, BJP‘s Parvesh Singh is leading with a margin of 74 votes. As of 9:36 am, Singh has managed to gather 2272 votes. AAP’s Arvind Kejriwal, on the other hand, has gathered 2198 votes. Congress‘ Sandeep Dikshit is also trailing with just 404 votes.

The Election Commission of India is currently showing BJP to be leading in 28 seats while AAP is just at 9. These numbers are as of 9:32 am and are visible on ECI’s official website – eci.gov.in.

Check which AAP candidates are currently leading form their respective constituencies. Here’s a screengrab from the ECI website showing the numbers as of 9:30 am

According to latest ECI vote counting trends, BJP is currently leading in 19 seats with AAP trailing behind at 4. The margin of seats keeps on increasing and it shows BJP on the positive

Here’s a look at the BJP candidates leading from various constituencies in Delhi. These numbers are as per ECI’s official website – eci.gov.in

According to ECI’s official website – results.eci.gov.in – BJP is leading in Delhi with 7 seats while AAP is trailing with 3 seats. ECI is yet to show numbers for Congress or Others. Keep following this space for further updates.

– Visit the ECI official website – results.eci.gov.in

– Click on the ‘Assembly Election Result’ tab in the homepage menu.

– Select the ‘NCT of Delhi’ tab to access the Delhi Assembly results page.

– The page will show a map of 70 constituencies with color coding based on the leading party.

– A party-wise lead table will be displayed on the left.

– Below the results, pie charts showing party-wise vote shares will be available.

– Click the ‘Constituency Wise Results’ tab to view a list of constituencies.

– Select a constituency to see candidates’ votes, margins, and the counting progress.

Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav on Saturday responded to allegations regarding the Milkipur by-poll in Uttar Pradesh, stating that this is how the BJP conducts its elections. He further criticised the Election Commission, claiming that it is ineffective. “This is the manner in which BJP contests elections. Election Commission is dead. We will have to gift them white cloth,” Akhilesh told ANI.

Until now, postal ballots were being tallied by the Election Commission of India. Now, the electronic voting machines have been unsealed at all 19 counting centers. Stay with us for further updates on latest vote counting trends.

According to early trends by India Today, BJP has already crossed the halfway mark in Delhi with 36 seats. AAP is trailing with 23 and Congress is still at 1. Going by the trends, it looks like Delhi exit polls are proving to be right. If BJP wins the Assembly Elections in Delhi, they will end their 27-year drought in Delhi.

A Returning Officer (RO) is in charge of overseeing elections in a constituency, including counting the votes. The ECI appoints the RO, who is usually a government or local authority official, in coordination with the state government.

According to ECI’s official website – results.eci.gov.in, BJP is leading with 2 seats as of 8:40 am. ECI is yet to showcase number of seats for other major parties including AAP and Congress.

According to India Today’s latest trends BJP is way ahead with 29 seats while AAP is trailing with 18. Congress is still intact with one seat while Others are at zero.

According to the Election Commission of India, Delhi saw a voter turnout of over 60% in Wednesday’s crucial assembly elections. According to the ECI, North East Delhi had the highest voter turnout at 66.25%, while South East Delhi recorded the lowest at 56.16%.

The trends on vote counting can be checked at the official Election Commission of India’s website – eci.gov.in. For the latest trends, updates, and comments, you can also refer to this live blog for constant updates. Similarly, constituency-wise real-time results will be provided on financialexpress.com.

As of now, postal ballots are being counted by the Election Commission of India. ECI will begin EVM vote counting shortly. 5,000 trained personnel, including counting supervisors, assistants, and support staff, are in charge of counting the votes. To ensure the security of the EVMs and VVPATs, no vehicles, including those of VIPs and officials, are allowed in the area.

According to Aaj Tak’s early trends, BJP is leading in Delhi with 17 seats and AAP is trailing with 13. The numbers are as of 8:25 am. Congress is showing just one seat as of now.

According to the early trends by India Today, BJP is leading in Delhi with 5 seats while AAP is trailing with 2 seats. Congress shows to be at just 1 seat with others at 0.

The National Capital went to polls on February 5. Delhi conducted the voting process across all 70 constituencies in a single-phase. The results will be announced by the Election Commission of India (ECI) today. Stay with us as we bring to you real-time trends on winners and losers.

Saurabh Bhardwaj, AAP candidate from Greater Kailash, said that Arvind Kejriwal will become the Chief Minister of Delhi for the fourth time. He added that Exit Poll results will be proven wrong as AAP will retain its power in the National Capital for the fourth time.