Setback for AAP but we accept people's mandate; will continue our fight against BJP's dictatorship, hooliganism, says Atishi.
Delhi Chief Minister Atishi fights from Kalkaji, AAP turncoat and BJP candidate Kailash Gahlot battles from Bijwasan.Greater Kailash, Kalkaji, Bijwasan Election Result 2025 Highlights: As vote counting is in the last lap in 70 Assembly constituencies in Delhi, BJP leads in 48 seats, AAP in 22 and Congress in none. In major losses for AAP, Arvind Kejriwal lost the New Delhi seat, while Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj lost the Greater Kailash constituency by over 3,000 votes. BJP’s Garvit Singhvi won the seat by 49,594 votes. Chief Minister Atishi has won Kalkaji seat by a margin of 3,580 votes. BJP’s Kailash Gahlot leads in Bijwasan by over 9,600 votes after fourteen rounds of vote counting.
Conceding defeat, AAP supremo Kejriwal said the party worked for people in the Capital during their terms and would continue to help citizens. Congratulating BJP for their landslide victory, Kejriwal hoped the saffron party would fulfil its promises.

The high-stakes election witnessed fierce campaigning by AAP, Congress and BJP. While AAP leaders emphasised on their welfare schemes and Delhi model of governance, BJP led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi hit back over “Sheesh Mahal” controversy, Yamuna’s water quality, and freebies. The make-or-break election for the AAP has seen the party suffering major setback with former CM Kejriwal unable to secure a win from New Delhi constituency.
Conceding defeat, AAP supremo Kejriwal said the party worked for people in the Capital during their terms and would continue to help citizens. Congratulating BJP for their landslide victory, Kejriwal hoped the saffron party would fulfil its promises.
AAP candidate and Delhi Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj has lost Greater Kailash constituency by over 3,000 votes after 14 rounds of votes counting.
In Bijwasan, BJP's Kailash Gahlot continues steady lead by over 9,000 votes while AAP's Surender Bharadwaj trails, as per ECI.
After trailing for the last nine rounds of vote counting, Delhi Chief Minister Atishi has wrested back lead from BJP’s Ramesh Bidhuri and is currently leading by 2,795 votes.
As BJP takes lead in 47 seats, AAP in 23, saffron party members are out in streets celebrating. Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva told PTI, "You can see the excitement among party workers. People of Delhi have trusted PM Modi's words. They have trusted PM Modi's agenda of development. This is a victory of PM Modi's leadership and party's national leadership who inspired workers like us. I want to say this very humbly that no we will make Delhi a developed capital."
After trailing for the last nine rounds of vote counting, Delhi Chief Minister Atishi has wrested back lead from BJP’s Ramesh Bidhuri by 989 votes, as per ECI.
With BJP taking lead in 48 seats and AAP in 22 seats, social activist Anna Hazare, with whom AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal was associated during numerous anti-corruption campaigns, said: “I have been saying for a long that while contesting the election, a candidate must have a character, good ideas and have no dent on their image. But, they (AAP) didn’t understand it. They got tangled in liquor and money — his (Arvind Kejriwal) image was dented because of it and that’s why they are getting fewer votes in the election.”
He added: “People saw that he (Arvind Kejriwal) talks about character but gets involved in liquor… In politics, allegations are made. One has to prove that he is not guilty. The truth will remain truth. When a meeting was held, I decided that I would not be part of the party and I have remained away from that day…”
After trailing in a huge margin for the last eight rounds, Delhi Chief Minister Atishi has narrowed the gap. Currently, Atishi trails by 238 while BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri leads, as per ECI trends.
The AAP, BJP and Congress fiercely campaigned in Kalkaji. Right in the beginning, the poll campaign witnessed Delhi CM breaking down during a press conference when asked about comments made by BJP’s Kalkaji candidate and former MP Ramesh Bidhuri about her father.
Later, Atishi alleged Atishi alleged that her party members were being threatened by BJP candidate Ramesh Bidhuri’s supporters, including by his nephew. On the ground, water and sewage problems have remained problems for decades.
As three more rounds of vote counting are remaining, it remains to be seen how it has impacted people.
Delhi Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj trails in Greater Kailash by over 1,066 votes after nine rounds of vote counting, as per ECI.
After seven rounds of vote counting, BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri is leading by 2,882 votes while Atishi trails. The poll campaign witnessed Bidhuri courting controversies with his remarks.
He had said, “Chaar saal se log nark bhog rahe hain… Ab jab chaar mahine chunav main reh gaye, toh Atishiji in galiyon main jaise jungle main hirni bhaagti phirti hai, vaise bhaagti phir rahi hai. (For four years, people have been living in hellish conditions… When there were four months to go for the elections, Atishi ji has been running around like a doe runs in the jungle).”
Before that, Bidhuri had come under fire after he attacked Atishi for “changing” her surname from Marlena to Singh.
As five rounds of vote counting are over in Greater Kailash, AAP candidate and Delhi Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj trails by over 4.440 votes while BJP's candidate Shikha Roy has secured 19,660 votes, according to Election Commission of India.
After three rounds of vote counting, Atishi trails by 1,039 votes as Bidhuri gains lead, according to ECI.
After two rounds of vote counting, Delhi Chief Minister Atishi has bagged 7,465, BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri has gained 8,807 and Congress's Alka Lamba has secured 782.
It remains to be seen if anti-incumbency or AAP's governance model won people's verdict.
A BJP win would mean the party returns to power in the national capital after 27 years. It would also mean one of the biggest setbacks to the Aam Aadmi Party since it first came to power in Delhi in 2013, effectively changing the national political landscape.
While BJP leads as per early trends, party supporters have ventured out in streets celebrating.
Meanwhile, in Delhi, the BJP leads in 43 seats, AAP in 27 seats, and Congress has lost its lead in the lone seat it was gaining.
After two rounds of vote counting, AAP's Saurabh Bharadwaj trails by 459 votes in Greater Kailash, BJP's Shikha Roy gains lead, Election Commission of India says.
After first round of vote counting, BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri leads by 1,149 votes, Delhi Chief Minister Atishi and Congress's Alka Lamba trail. as per the Election Commission of India.
After the first round of vote counting in Bijwasan, BJP's Kailash Gahlot leads by 2,217 and AAP's Surender Bhardwaj trails, as per ECI.
As BJP takes lead in early trends, party candidate Kailash Gahlot exudes confidence in victory. Speaking to PTI, Gahlot says, "BJP will form government in Delhi. People showed a lot of support for us even during the election campaign. I am sure that BJP is winning."
After first round of counting of votes, AAP's Saurabh Bharadwaj leads by 449 votes, BJP's Sikha Roy trails in Greater Kailash, as per Election Commission of India.
It remains to be seen if the BJP will make a comeback in Delhi after 27 years. As vote counting is underway, the BJP leads in 48 seats, AAP in 21, and Congress in 1 out of 70 Assembly constituencies. Atishi continues to trail.
AAP bigwigs including Arvind Kejriwal, Atishi and Manish Sisodia are trailing. Across 70 Assembly constituencies, BJP leads in 44 seats, AAP in 25 and Congress in 1, as per early trends.
Delhi Chief Minister Atishi trails in Kalkaji. Atishi fights BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri and Congress's Alka Lamba.
BJP's Kailash Gahlot leading from Bijwasan. Gahlot fights AAP's Surender Bharadwaj and Congress’s Devendra Sehrawat.
Sitting MLA and Delhi Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj leads in Greater Kailash constituency. Postal ballots are being counted.
As vote counting is underway in 70 Assembly constituencies in Delhi, BJP leads in 31, AAP in 25 and Congress in 1. Postal ballots are being counted.
In Delhi, BJP takes early lead in 17 seats, AAP in 12 seats, Congress in 1 seat
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As vote counting has commenced, Congress candidate Alka Lamba tells PTI, "Congress worked hard, will accept whatever people decide."
As early trends have started coming in, BJP leads in 9 seats, AAP in 7, Congress in 1. Postal ballots are being counted.
Stay tuned for updates on Greater Kailash, Kalkaji, Bijwasan election results
Vote counting is underway and postal ballots are being counted first.
In Bijwasan, the battles are between Surender Bhardwaj of the AAP, Kailash Gahlot of the BJP and Col Devinder Kumar Sehrawat of the INC. In the last Assembly elections, the AAP’s Bhupinder Singh Joon won by a margin of 753 votes. The BJP’s Sat Prakash Rana was the runner up securing 56518 votes. In the 2020 Assembly elections, Delhi had recorded 61.46 per cent voter turnout for the 70 Assembly constituencies.
Vote counting has begun and postal ballots are taken up first. Early trends will start coming in soon.
In an exclusive interview with The Indian Express, Delhi Chief Minister Atishi elucidated her major achievements as MLA and Chief Minister.
Atishi said, "As an MLA, I think that in Kalkaji, especially areas like Govindpuri and Sriniwaspuri… have faced water and sewage problems for decades. In Govindpuri, which is a very large unauthorised colony that has been regularised, water supply and sewer lines have not been upgraded for 70-80 years. In this area, 20 to 30 years ago, one family stayed on the ground floor, another on the first floor… Each (residential) plot now goes up to five stories, has approximately… two to three flats… So, where two families used to stay, now 15 families do…the requirement for water has gone up substantially and sewer lines were unable to cope…
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Second, water shortage was a major issue over there… (due to) exceptional increase in population and no change of water lines… So, I feel that one of my big achievements has been that for some of these most densely populated parts of Kalaji, we have been able to provide a long-term resolution for basic water and sewerage infrastructure… we have been able to change 70-80% (water and sewer lines)… We have managed to do a lot of rainwater harvesting and groundwater usage has supplemented the water supply…"
Vote counting will begin at 8 am and early trends will start coming in soon. Counting is expected to conclude by 6 pm, while the early trends and seat-wise winners are declared throughout the day.
The live vote counting for the Delhi assembly election 2025 can be tracked on the official website of the Election Commission of India. The poll body’s website will display seat-wise winners and live vote counting for all constituencies.
AAP candidate from Greater Kailash and Delhi Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj says, "One whom the public supports, he wins the elections. The Arvind Kejriwal government has served people in the last 10 years... Arvind Kejriwal will become the CM of Delhi for a fourth time."
With PTI inputs
Ahead of the poll results, Delhi Chief Minister Atishi says, "These elections were not normal. It was a fight of good against evil, of work against hooliganism. I am sure that people of Kalkaji and Delhi will stand with good and Arvind Kejriwal."
The election campaign witnessed a war of words between AAP, BJP and Congress leaders. Ramesh Bidhuri, the BJP candidate who fights Delhi Chief Minister Atishi had courted controversy many times with his remarks. He had said, “Chaar saal se log nark bhog rahe hain… Ab jab chaar mahine chunav main reh gaye, toh Atishiji in galiyon main jaise jungle main hirni bhaagti phirti hai, vaise bhaagti phir rahi hai. (For four years, people have been living in hellish conditions… When there were four months to go for the elections, Atishi ji has been running around like a doe runs in the jungle)."
Before that, Bidhuri had come under fire after he attacked Atishi for “changing” her surname from Marlena to Singh. He made the comments minutes before Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived at Rohini’s Japanese Park for a pre-election rally.
The fierce campaigning by AAP, BJP, and Congress saw leaders trading barbs over the “Sheesh Mahal” controversy, Yamuna’s water quality, and freebies. The AAP emphasised the welfare schemes the party rolled out over the past 10 years, as well as the Delhi model of governance.
The Delhi Assembly Election Results 2025 hold much significance, as the current term witnessed former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal stepping down and going to jail for his alleged involvement in the excise policy case. Atishi, who held multiple portfolios in the Cabinet, assumed power thereafter, making this a make-or-break poll for the ruling party.
The exit polls predicted the BJP making a sweep in the elections, with Axis My India projecting the party to secure 48% of the vote, AAP 42%, and Congress 7%. Today’s Chankya predicts the BJP will gain 50 seats and AAP will secure 19 seats.
Delhi recorded a total voter turnout of 60.54%, with 60.9% of women and 60.2% of men exercising their franchise. Kalkaji recorded 54.59% voter turnout, Greater Kailash at 54.92%, and Bijwasan at 61.13%.
Among the key battles are the Kalkaji seat, where Delhi Chief Minister Atishi contests against Delhi BJP unit chief Ramesh Bidhuri and Congress’s Alka Lamba, as well as the Greater Kailash constituency, where sitting AAP MLA and Health Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj battles Congress’s Sikha Rai and BJP’s Garvit Singhvi. A tough contest also awaits in Bijwasan, where AAP-turncoat and BJP candidate Kailash Gahlot fights ruling party candidate Surender Bharadwaj and Congress’s Devendra Sehrawat.
Hello and welcome to Greater Kailash, Kalkaji, Bijwasan Election Results 2025 live blog! Vote counting will begin shortly and stay tuned here for latest updates on polls results from Greater Kailash, Kalkaji and Bijwasan. Delhi Chief Minister Atishi battles from Kalkaji while AAP MLA and Health Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj fights from Greater Kailash and AAP-turncoat and BJP candidate Kailash Gahlot fights from Bijwasan.
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