Delhi Assembly Elections 2025: Vote Counting Begins as BJP Eyes Comeback

Exit polls suggest BJP may end AAP's decade-long dominance, with results to reveal the future of Delhi's political leadership.

The counting of votes for the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections began at 8 am on February 8, with 5,000 personnel deployed across 19 counting centers in the city.
Exit polls predict a significant victory for the BJP, potentially securing 45-55 seats, while the AAP is expected to see a major decline from its 2020 performance.
The AAP, led by Arvind Kejriwal, is seeking a third consecutive term, but faces challenges including corruption allegations and claims of BJP's alleged attempts to poach its candidates.
Congress, which has failed to win any Delhi assembly seats since 2015, is projected to remain largely irrelevant, with exit polls estimating 0-3 seats.
Key constituencies include New Delhi, where Kejriwal faces BJP's Parvesh Verma and Congress' Sandeep Dikshit, and Kalkaji, where CM Atishi contests against BJP's Ramesh Bidhuri and Congress' Alka Lamba.