The BJP secured a thumping win in Delhi, bagging 48 seats in the 70-member House, with the ruling AAP falling well short with just 22 seats.

The sitting Chief Minister of Delhi defeated BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri in Kalkaji by a margin of 3521 votes. At the end of counting of votes, Atishi had 52154 votes while Bidhuri had 48633 votes. Congress' Alka Lamba managed 4392 votes.

After a long 27-year drought, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has finally reclaimed Delhi, capitalising on a hyper-localised campaign and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s powerful “AAP-da” blitzkrieg,

Following the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)'s resounding triumph in the Delhi assembly polls 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi targeted the outgoing Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government and said that the people of the national capital are now relieved of "AAP-Da".

Full list of AAP winners: As counting began for the Delhi assembly polls, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) winners list will be out shortly. The incumbent party is contesting on all 70 seats. Many leaders are leading while several other are trailing.

The BJP's victory in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections represents more than just a political shift; it marks the end of AAP’s dominance in the national capital after almost a decade of control. After three consecutive terms of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) rule,

Delhi Assembly elections have seen the BJP emerging as the leading party, poised to secure a majority in the 70-member Assembly. Significant defeats were faced by AAP's prominent leaders, including Arvind Kejriwal.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has reacted to Aam Aadmi Party’s (AAP) defeat in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections. In a press conference, Kejriwal acknowledged the election results and accepted the people’s mandate.

The BJP’s remarkable victory in the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections has set the stage for a new chief minister. With prominent figures like Parvesh Verma and Bansuri Swaraj emerging as contenders, the party’s leadership dynamics are in focus.

BJP is poised to reclaim power in Delhi after 27 years, leading in 47 seats while AAP struggles at 23. Key AAP leaders are either trailing or have lost. The party that once promised political change now faces a major electoral defeat.