Delhi Election Exit Poll: Three polls predict BJP's big comeback after 27 years in big jolt to AAP

BJP's Dr. Pankaj Kumar claims the party will form the government in Delhi, blaming Kejriwal for poor governance, water shortages, and bad road conditions.

Satish Upadhyay is confident that the BJP will form a government in Delhi and cites exit polls predicting victory.

AAP spokesperson Priyanka Kakkar dismisses exit polls, predicting Arvind Kejriwal will form the government with a clear majority on February 8.

BJP leader Syed Shahnawaz Hussain claims exit polls predict a two-thirds majority for the party in Delhi, promising a good government.

AAP leader Reena Gupta expresses confidence in a historic victory, stating exit polls have historically underestimated AAP's seat count.

Delhi BJP Chief Virendra Sachdeva confident of BJP's victory, claims voters want change and a corruption-free government.

BJP MP Harsh Malhotra says BJP will form government in Delhi with an absolute majority, claims AAP will blame EVMs for defeat.

AAP leader Sushil Gupta dismisses exit polls and expresses confidence in AAP forming a government in Delhi.

BJP MP Manoj Tiwari reacts to exit polls, expressing confidence that BJP's actual results will surpass exit poll predictions, stating it’s the party's "homecoming" in Delhi.

Delhi Assembly Election 2025: Times Now Navbharat-JVC exit poll predicts 39-45 seats for BJP, 22-31 seats for AAP, 0-2 seats for Congress, and 0-1 seats for others.

For Delhi Assembly Election 2025 News9-Matrize exit poll predicts 35-40 seats for BJP, 0-1 seats for Congress, and 32-37 seats for AAP.

The Delhi Assembly Elections 2025 saw polling officials sealing the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) at a booth in Jahangirpuri after voting concluded. The voting, which started at 7 AM, wrapped up at 6 PM, marking the end of a crucial phase in the elections. With heightened security in place, the election process proceeded smoothly across the constituencies, and officials ensured all EVMs were securely sealed. 

Delhi CM and AAP candidate Atishi meet polling agents at Sriniwaspuri Ward in Kalkaji constituency.

As of 5:00 PM today, the voter turnout for the Delhi Assembly elections stands at 57.50%. With polling still underway, authorities are hopeful that the final turnout will reflect strong participation across the city.

As of 3:00 PM today, the voter turnout for the Delhi Assembly elections stands at 46.55%. With polling still underway, authorities are hopeful that the final turnout will reflect strong participation. 

The Election Commission has set up a unique polling station in Delhi's Vikaspuri with a theme of 'Chandrayan see chunav take Bharat ki udaan'. Telescopes and bioscopes have been installed and volunteers have been dressed up as astronauts to assist voters.

Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora visited the polling booth set up in Jose Martin School in Delhi's South West district and reviewed the security status.

On claims by AAP alleging police personnel of forcing the voters to vote for the BJP, Delhi Election Office said that the video is fake and people are voting by themselves. DEO North said, "With reference to a complaint alleging that a police personnel at Sainik Vihar forced a voter to exercise vote in favour of a particular political party. Upon receiving the complaint, Flying Squad (FST) was immediately dispatched to the location. The agents of political parties at the location confirmed that all voters are casting votes themselves at the polling station and this video is completely false..."

BJP candidate Kailash Gehlot from the Bijaswan assembly exercised his right to vote. After casting his vote, he said, "All the residents who came to vote here said that this time we want a change and we are voting for a developed Delhi. The voters feel that the arrangements here are good and nobody is having any inconvenience."

New Delhi: 30.86 per cent
Jangpura: 31.24 per cent
RK Puram: 28.63 per cent
Greater Kailash: 29.16 per cent
Rajinder Nagar: 30.28 per cent
Mehrauli: 28.40 per cent
Karol Bagh: 25.01 per cent
Chandni Chowk: 25.79 per cent
Janakpuri: 32.90 per cent
Moti Nagar: 29.51 per cent
Rajouri Garden: 30.67 per cent
Shalimar Bagh: 29.60 per cent

Former President Ram Nath Kovind, along with his family, cast his vote at the NDMC School of Science & Humanities polling booth at Palika Kendra, Sansad Marg, during the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025.

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Sanjay Singh cast his vote on Saturday at a polling booth in the New Delhi Assembly constituency for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025. Singh urged voters to come out in large numbers and participate in the democratic process.

BJP workers have accused AAP of facilitating fake voting by women in burqas during the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025.

According to BJP leaders, multiple instances were reported where women in burqas allegedly cast votes fraudulently at polling booths. Party workers claimed that the election process was being manipulated and demanded strict action from the Election Commission.

Meanwhile, polling officials have assured that necessary verification measures are in place to prevent any irregularities. Authorities are yet to respond to the allegations.

India TV Chairman and Editor-in-Chief Rajat Sharma exercised his franchise for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025 on Saturday.

After casting his vote, Sharma urged the people of Delhi to step out in large numbers and participate in the democratic process.

"Every vote counts in shaping the future. I appeal to all citizens to come out and cast their votes," he said.

AAP candidate from the Greater Kailash Assembly seat, Saurabh Bharadwaj, has alleged that Delhi Police is preventing voters from casting their ballots at a polling station in Chirag Delhi during the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025.

Bharadwaj accused the police of deliberately erecting barricades to obstruct voters, particularly in areas where AAP has strong support.

After voting, Tiwari took a strong stance against the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government, accusing it of misgovernance. “They made Delhi sick. They looted Delhi. Now, we will do the work. Delhi is ready to give us the opportunity,” he said.

Dismissing allegations of voter inducement, he added, “We are not distributing money. We are not distributing liquor. The people of Delhi should step out and vote in large numbers.”

With polling underway across the national capital, leaders from all major parties are urging citizens to cast their votes and play an active role in shaping Delhi’s future.

Former Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, along with his wife Kalpana Das, cast their votes for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025 at Lions Vidya Mandir Secondary School near Teen Murti.

Speaking after voting, Chandrachud highlighted the strength of India’s democracy and the responsibility of its citizens. "Our democracy is extraordinarily mature, and people are well aware of their responsibilities. They know how to cast their vote wisely," he said.

Addressing concerns over Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), Chandrachud reaffirmed the Supreme Court’s stance. "The Supreme Court has repeatedly upheld the validity of our EVMs. As the final authority in constitutional matters, the Supreme Court has affirmed their legitimacy, and we must accept that verdict," he stated.

Urging young voters to participate in the electoral process, Chandrachud said, "Voting is an extraordinarily important event in the life of every citizen. Our Constitution is one of the few in the world that granted voting rights to all eligible citizens from the very beginning. I encourage young voters to exercise their franchise."

After casting his vote for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025, AAP National Convenor Arvind Kejriwal emphasised the importance of voter participation. Speaking to the media, Kejriwal shared that his parents were excited to cast their votes and made every effort to do so.

“I appeal to the people of Delhi to come out and vote for the development of the city. The one who works for Delhi will get the support of the public,” he said.

Congress Parliamentary Party Chairperson Sonia Gandhi was seen leaving Nirman Bhawan after casting her vote for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025. Accompanying her were her daughter and party MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, along with party candidate for the New Delhi constituency, Sandeep Dikshit.

After casting her vote for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025, Sunita Kejriwal, wife of AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal, expressed her confidence in the voters of Delhi. She stated, “The people of Delhi are very intelligent. We trust them. They don’t tolerate ‘gundagardi’ (hooliganism). So, we firmly believe that the people of Delhi will make the right choice.”

AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal cast his vote at the Lady Irwin Senior Secondary School for the ongoing Delhi Assembly Elections 2025. Kejriwal was accompanied by his family, as his parents, wife, and son also cast their votes at the same polling station.

The sitting MLA from the New Delhi constituency is facing a tough contest from Congress’ Sandeep Dikshit and BJP’s Parvesh Verma in this high-stakes election.

After casting her vote for the Delhi Assembly Election 2025, Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra urged citizens to exercise their democratic right and vote in large numbers.

“I appeal to everyone to step out of their homes and cast their vote. Our Constitution has given us the most important right, and we must make the best use of it,” she said.

Highlighting the concerns of Delhi residents, Vadra added, “I know that people in Delhi are frustrated. Wherever I go, people tell me that the condition of water, air, and roads is poor. There are several pressing issues, and if we want to resolve them, we must step out and vote.”

As polling continues across the national capital, district-wise voter turnout figures have been released, showing varying levels of participation.

Here is the district-wise voter turnout percentage recorded by 11 AM:

• Central Delhi – 16.46 per cent
• East Delhi – 20.03 per cent
• New Delhi – 16.80 per cent
• North Delhi – 18.63 per cent
• North-East Delhi – 24.87 per cent (Highest turnout so far)
• North-West Delhi – 19.75 per cent
• Shahdara – 23.30 per cent
• South Delhi – 19.75 per cent
• South-East Delhi – 19.66 per cent
• South-West Delhi – 21.90 per cent
• West Delhi – 17.67 per cent

The national capital witnessed a 19.95 per cent voter turnout by 11 AM in the ongoing Delhi Assembly Elections 2025 on Wednesday. Polling is being conducted across all 70 Assembly constituencies, with voters steadily making their way to the booths.

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, accompanied by his wife Sudesh Dhankhar, arrived at the CPWD Service Centre polling booth in North Avenue on Wednesday to cast their votes for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025.

Dr. P. K. Mishra, Principal Secretary to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, along with his wife, cast their vote at a polling booth in Teen Murti Marg on Wednesday. As voting for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025 continues across all 70 constituencies, senior government officials and political leaders are turning out to exercise their democratic rights. Polling is being conducted under tight security to ensure a smooth voting process.

Chief Justice of India (CJI) Sanjiv Khanna arrived at a polling booth in Nirman Bhawan on Wednesday to cast his vote for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025. As voting continues across all 70 constituencies, several prominent leaders and officials have been exercising their democratic rights. Security arrangements have been tightened at polling stations to ensure smooth and fair elections.

Till 9 am, Delhi recorded 8.10 per cent voting in the assembly elections. The highest voting percentage of 12.43 was recorded in Mustafabad while the lowest voting percentage of 4.53 was recorded in Chandni Chowk.

Delhi Chief Minister and AAP candidate from the Kalkaji Assembly seat, Atishi, cast her vote on Wednesday at a polling booth in Kalkaji.

Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, Vinai Kumar Saxena, exercised his voting rights for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025 on Wednesday. He cast his vote at the polling booth set up at St. Xavier’s School, Raj Niwas Marg.

Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi exercised his franchise on Wednesday, casting his vote at a polling booth in Kamraj Lane for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025.

Delhi Chief Minister and AAP candidate from Kalkaji, Atishi, visited Kalkaji Temple on Wednesday morning to offer prayers ahead of casting her vote for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025.

Atishi is contesting against Congress leader Alka Lamba and BJP’s former MP Ramesh Bidhuri from the Kalkaji constituency. Voting is taking place across all 70 Assembly seats, with results set to be announced on February 8.

President Droupadi Murmu cast her vote for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025 at Dr. Rajendra Prasad Kendriya Vidyalaya in President’s Estate on Wednesday.

AAP leader and Jangpura Assembly candidate Manish Sisodia cast his vote at Lady Irwin Senior Secondary School in the New Delhi Assembly constituency on Wednesday.

His wife, Seema Sisodia, also exercised her voting rights at the same polling station.

As polling continues in the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025, Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has urged voters to seize this “golden moment” to bring an end to corruption and pave the way for good governance.

In a message posted on social media platform X, Dhami appealed to Delhiites to use their voting rights wisely to transform the capital’s political landscape.

"This is a golden moment for the God-like people of Delhi to uproot the corrupt system through their power of voting and to bring in a wave of good governance and progress," he stated.

He further stressed the significance of voter participation, saying, "Your one vote will not only strengthen the foundation of democracy but also lay the foundation stone of Delhi’s bright future."

After casting her vote in the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025, BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj called on voters to turn out in large numbers to shape the future of the national capital.

Speaking to the media, Swaraj described the elections as a “festival of democracy” and emphasised the importance of voter participation in making Delhi the developed capital of a developed nation.

“It is the festival of democracy in Delhi today, and I appeal to the voters of the national capital to come out in large numbers and exercise their democratic rights so that Delhi becomes a developed capital of the developed nation. You will see, only the lotus will bloom on February 8,” she said.

Delhi Chief Minister and AAP candidate Atishi has urged voters to turn out in large numbers for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025, calling it more than just an election.

In a post on X, Atishi described the elections as a “Dharam Yuddh” (religious war), framing it as a battle between “good and evil” and “work versus hooliganism.”

“Today’s election in Delhi is not just an election, it is a Dharam Yuddh. This is a battle between good and evil, work and hooliganism. I appeal to all the people of Delhi to cast their vote. Vote for work; vote for goodness. Truth will prevail,” she wrote.

Umesh Gupta and Prerna became the first male and female voters, respectively, to cast their votes at a polling station in Paharganj, under the Karol Bagh Assembly constituency.

Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi cast his vote at Nirman Bhawan on Wednesday. After exercising his franchise, he was seen leaving the polling station as voting continues across all 70 Assembly constituencies in the national capital.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday urged the voters to come out in large numbers in the Delhi Assembly polls and cast their ballots against false promises and the ongoing issues of polluted Yamuna, broken roads, and inadequate public services in the city. In a post on X, Shah emphasised the importance of voting for a government with a proven track record of public welfare and a clear vision for the capital's development. "I appeal to my sisters and brothers who are going to vote in the Delhi Assembly elections to vote against false promises, polluted Yamuna, liquor shops, broken roads and dirty water. Today, vote in large numbers to form a government that has a strong track record of public welfare and a clear vision for the development of Delhi. Your one vote can make Delhi the most developed capital of the world," he said.

Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora and his wife exercised their voting rights at a polling booth in Moti Bagh on Wednesday.

External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar cast his vote early in the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025 on Wednesday. Speaking to the media after voting, he said, “I have been an early voter… I think the public is in a mood for change.”

BJP candidate from the Kalkaji Assembly seat, Ramesh Bidhuri, offered prayers at his residence before heading to cast his vote for the Delhi Assembly Election 2025. Kalkaji is witnessing a high-stakes contest, with Delhi Chief Minister Atishi representing the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), while the Congress has fielded Alka Lamba, the President of All India Mahila Congress.

A woman has filed a complaint against AAP MLA Dinesh Mohaniya at Sangam Vihar Police Station, accusing him of inappropriate behavior. According to Delhi Police sources, the case has been registered under Sections 323, 341, and 509 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).

The complaint alleged that Mohaniya gave a flying kiss to the woman, leading to legal ac tion. The incident comes amid the ongoing political atmosphere in Delhi, drawing sharp reactions from various quarters.

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Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva and his wife cast their votes at a polling station in Mayur Vihar Phase 1, under the Patparganj Assembly constituency, on Wednesday. After voting, the couple proudly displayed their inked fingers, encouraging citizens to participate in the democratic process.

Indian Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi casts his vote at a polling booth in K. Kamraj Lane in the New Delhi Assembly constituency.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah made an appeal to the votes to use their right to vote in the Delh Assembly elections. He said, "I appeal to my sisters and brothers who are going to vote in the Delhi Assembly elections to vote against false promises, polluted Yamuna, liquor shops, broken roads and dirty water. Today, vote in large numbers to form a government that has a strong track record of public welfare and a clear vision for the development of Delhi. Your one vote can make Delhi the most developed capital of the world.  Vote first, then have refreshments."

Alka Lamba, Congress candidate from the Kalkaji Assembly seat, casts her vote for the Delhi Assembly Elections. After voting she said, "The people of Delhi are excited because they want change and development. Now no one can stop this change. They have seen how Delhi has been taken back in the last 10 years... I hope that the voters of Delhi will come out of their homes and bring the change..."

Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva cast his vote in the Delhi Assembly elections. After casting his vote, he said, "Double engine govt will be formed in Delhi. The people of Delhi are going to vote for a developed Delhi. Accepting his defeat in Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal is doing hooliganism. Yesterday, CM Atishi's associate was caught with Rs 5 lakhs, and the driver who was caught with him is working in the Education Department of the Delhi Govt..."

BJP's New Delhi seat candidate Parvesh Verma said that the BJP will win the assembly elections and will also win the New Delhi seat. He slammed his opponent Arvind Kejriwal saying that he promised to clean Yamuna but did nothing despite getting the opportunity thrice. 

A Congress candidate from the New Delhi Assembly constituency, Sandeep Dikshit, exercised his franchise in the ongoing Delhi Assembly Elections 2025 on Wednesday. After casting his vote, Dikshit proudly displayed his inked finger, urging citizens to participate in the electoral process.

As polling begins for all 70 Assembly constituencies in Delhi today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged citizens to exercise their democratic right with enthusiasm.

In a tweet, PM Modi stated, “Voting for all the seats in the Delhi Assembly elections will be held today. I urge the voters here to participate in this festival of democracy with full enthusiasm and cast their valuable votes.”

The election features several high-profile contests:

• New Delhi Assembly Constituency: AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal is up against BJP’s Parvesh Verma and Congress’s Sandeep Dikshit in one of the most closely watched seats.
• Kalkaji Assembly Constituency: Delhi CM Atishi faces a tough fight against BJP’s Ramesh Bidhuri and Congress’s Alka Lamba.

With stakes high for all major political parties, the results of this election will determine whether the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) secures a third consecutive term or if the BJP or Congress make a significant comeback. Stay tuned for live updates on voter turnout and key developments throughout the day.

Voting for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025 has officially begun, with eligible voters casting their ballots across all 70 constituencies in a single-phase election today. A total of 699 candidates are in the fray, contesting for a seat in the Delhi Legislative Assembly. Polling will continue until 6:00 PM under tight security arrangements.

Ahead of the much-anticipated Delhi Assembly elections, officials conducted mock polling at various polling stations across the national capital early Wednesday morning. The exercise, which began around 6:00 AM, was aimed at testing the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) and ensuring a smooth voting process.

As polling for the Delhi Assembly Election 2025 is underway, Delhi Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) R Alice Vaz has urged citizens to actively participate in the democratic process.

Delhi is gearing up for crucial Assembly elections, with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) aiming for a third consecutive term, while the BJP and Congress strive for a comeback. Voting will begin at 7 am on Wednesday, with over 1.56 crore eligible voters set to cast their ballots. The results will be declared on February 8.