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Delhi Election 2025 Result Live: After winning against Kejriwal, BJP’s Parvesh Verma says victory is for Delhi’s future

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Stay updated with results from the 2025 Delhi Legislative Assembly elections. This live blog covers the latest counts, analysis, and reactions as candidates battle for power in the national capital. From party victories to key upsets, follow every moment as it unfolds.

BJP maintains a slight edge in several key constituencies, indicating a potential advantage as more results come in. Both AAP leaders Arvind Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia have seen fluctuations in their early trails but now show narrow leads in their races.

The battle heats up in Delhi Election 2025 with a neck-and-neck fight between AAP and BJP. Early results show a tightly contested race.

Early trends show that Arvind Kejriwal from New Delhi and Atishi from Kalkaji and Manish Sisodia from Jangpura are currently trailing. Stay with us for continuous updates as more results come in.

Vote counting for the Delhi Election 2025 has officially commenced at 8:00 AM. Stay tuned as we bring you the latest results and analyses directly from the counting centers across Delhi.

AAP leader Jasmine Shah says his party will form the government

As the counting for the Delhi Assembly elections commenced, AAP leader Jasmine Shah expressed confidence in securing a ‘substantial’ majority to form the government in the national capital.

Arvind Kejriwal leads by a small margin

After overcoming an initial scare, AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal is currently ahead of BJP’s Parvesh Verma in the New Delhi seat by a narrow margin of 386 votes.

Congress leader Vishesh Tokas says his party will be king-maker

As initial vote counting trends for the Delhi Assembly election emerged, suggesting a close contest between AAP and BJP and a significant loss for Congress, party leader Vishesh Tokas expressed confidence in Congress’s potential to act as a “king-maker,” asserting that no government in Delhi would be possible without their support.

As of 11 AM, data from the Election Commission of India shows that the BJP is leading in 41 seats, while the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is ahead in 29 seats following multiple rounds of counting.

AAP leader Manish Sisodia leads

AAP leader Manish Sisodia leads against BJP’s Tarvinder Singh Marwah in Jangpura Assembly constituency.

AAP chief Kejriwal trails from New Delhi seat

AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal is falling behind once more in the New Delhi seat as Parvesh Verma increases his lead.

Amanatullah Khan leads from Okhla

Amanatullah Khan is leading against All India Majlis-E-Ittehadul Muslimeen leader Shifa Ur Rehman Khan by a margin of 8725 votes.

Atishi trails from Kalkaji

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi is currently behind BJP candidate Ramesh Bidhuri by 1,635 votes in the Kalkaji seat after four rounds of counting.

Congress candidate Sandeep Dikshit concedes defeat from New Delhi

Congress candidate Sandeep Dikshit from the New Delhi seat acknowledged his defeat, stating, “It appears that they (BJP) will form the government… We addressed the issues, but it seems the public believed we wouldn’t be able to form the government — we respect the people’s decision.”

Priyanka Gandhi reacts to Delhi Assembly elections result

Commenting on the Delhi election results, which showed a significant loss for Congress, party leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra stated, “I haven’t seen the results yet, so I’m not sure.”

BJP ahead in 42 seats, AAP in 28

As the BJP leads in 42 seats, the saffron party leaders meet at the party’s office as the Election Commission trends show the BJP well above the majority mark – as of now leading on 42 out of 70 seats.

BJP’s Kailash Gahlot leads

After eight rounds of counting, turncoat Kailash Gahlot was leading from Bijwasan against AAP’s Surender Bhardwaj by 6185 votes.

Delhi CM Atishi, Saurabh Bharadwaj trail

AAP leader and Delhi CM Atishi from Kalkaji, Saurabh Bharadwaj from GK, and Raghuvinder Shokeen from Nangloi Jat—are trailing behind.

Manish Sisodia trails

After the eighth round of counting in the Jangpura constituency, BJP’s Tarvinder Singh Marwah is leading against AAP’s Manish Sisodia by a margin of 636 votes, as per Election Commission data.

Senior AAP leader Manish Sisodia concedes defeat

AAP candidate Manish Sisodia from the Jangpura constituency has conceded defeat, stating, “Our party workers put up a strong fight, and we all worked hard. The people supported us, but I lost by 600 votes. I congratulate the winning candidate and hope he will serve the constituency well.”

AAP registers 2 wins

According to Election Commission data at 1 PM, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has officially secured two victories and is currently leading in 21 seats. AAP leaders Virender Singh Kadian and Kuldeep Kumar won from Delhi Cantt and Kondli respectively.

BJP registers 2 wins 

The BJP has officially recorded two victories and is currently ahead in 45 seats.

BJP’s Manjinder Singh Sirsa wins Rajouri Garden

Manjinder Singh Sirsa of the BJP claimed a decisive victory in Rajouri Garden, amassing 64,132 votes with an impressive gain of 18,190 votes. In contrast, A Dhanwati Chandela A from the Aam Aadmi Party suffered a loss, securing 45,942 votes, which represented a decline of 18,190 votes. Meanwhile, Dharam Pal Chandela from the Indian National Congress lagged significantly, receiving only 3,198 votes, reflecting a substantial loss of 60,934 votes.

AAP candidate Saurabh Bharadwaj loses from Greater Kailash

AAP candidate from Greater Kailash, Saurabh Bharadwaj, was defeated by BJP’s Shikha Roy, losing by a margin of over 3,000 votes.

After winning against Kejriwal, BJP’s Parvesh Verma says victory is for Delhi’s future

After his victory over AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal, Parvesh Verma congratulated the people of Delhi, stating: “The darkness has lifted, the sun has risen, and the lotus has bloomed. Delhi has chosen development. This victory reflects the faith of the people; it is a triumph for the future of Delhi. Congratulations to all Delhi residents on this new dawn!”

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Dead frog found in Gwalior school meal sparks probe into hygiene lapses

A dead frog discovered in a Mid-Day Meal at a Gwalior school has led to a district investigation following earlier complaints of poor food quality.

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A disturbing incident at a government primary school in Gwalior has triggered an official inquiry after a dead frog was found in food prepared under the Mid-Day Meal scheme. The discovery has renewed concerns over food safety standards in schools across Madhya Pradesh.

Viral image prompts swift action by district authorities

A photo circulating online showed a dead frog in a cooked vegetable dish reportedly served at the Government Primary School in Gokulpura. The incident came to light when teachers noticed the contamination before lunchtime. They recorded a video, alerted authorities and pointed out that complaints about foul smell, insects and poor-quality food had been raised earlier as well.

The uproar prompted immediate intervention from the District Panchayat. The Chief Executive Officer ordered a detailed probe, directing District Education Officer Hariom Chaturvedi to verify the video’s authenticity and review how the contamination occurred.

Separately, senior officials, including Collector Ruchika Chauhan, have sought reports from the school administration and the Mid-Day Meal provider. Authorities have stated that strict disciplinary action will follow if negligence is confirmed.

Renewed scrutiny of the Mid-Day Meal programme

This incident adds to ongoing concerns about hygiene and monitoring under the meal scheme, which is meant to improve child nutrition and encourage school attendance. Despite being a key welfare initiative, repeated lapses in food quality have been reported in the state, raising questions about oversight and accountability.

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Delhi records sharp early December temperature dip as cold wave threat grows

Delhi recorded its lowest early December minimum in more than a decade as IMD warns of an approaching cold wave.

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Delhi started the month on an unexpectedly cold note, with temperatures dropping much lower than what the capital typically experiences in early December. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) reported a minimum of 5.7°C on December 1 — the lowest first-week December reading in more than a decade.

Unusual chill grips the capital

IMD data shows that early December temperatures in Delhi usually remain between 7°C and 11°C. Instances of colder starts have been rare, with only a few years — such as 2012 and 2017 — recording single-digit lows around this period. In recent years, the mercury has seldom dipped below 8°C at the beginning of the month, making this year’s drop particularly notable.

IMD anticipates that the cold spell may continue, with parts of Delhi likely to meet cold wave criteria. Typically, the capital slides below 5°C only after December 10. Last year, temperatures reached 4.9°C by December 11, while in 2023, the minimum fell below 5°C on December 15. In 2022, the lowest was 5°C recorded on December 25.

Delhi’s all-time December minimum remains 0°C, recorded on December 27, 1930.

Winter forecast indicates longer, stronger cold spells

IMD’s seasonal projection for December 2025 to February 2026 suggests normal to below-normal temperatures across central and northwest India, while southern states and the Northeast may witness warmer-than-usual minimum temperatures. Parts of Rajasthan near the border are also expected to experience above-normal nighttime temperatures.

Delhi is already close to entering a cold wave phase — defined as a minimum below 10°C and 4.5°C or more below normal at two or more stations. The last time the capital recorded a December cold wave was in 2021, spanning four days.

IMD also predicts 2–5 additional cold wave days in Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar this season. Meanwhile, regions such as Rajasthan, Punjab, and the Northeast may see fewer cold wave days, indicating a stronger winter in central India and milder spells in some northwestern and northeastern areas.

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Sanchar Saathi not mandatory, clarifies Jyotiraditya Scindia amid privacy outrage

Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has clarified that the Sanchar Saathi app is not mandatory on new phones and can be deleted, countering Opposition claims of surveillance.

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Amid the growing political storm over the Centre’s directive asking mobile phone makers to pre-install the Sanchar Saathi app on all new devices, Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has clarified that the app is not mandatory and users are free to delete it if they choose.

Minister says app is optional, aims to protect users

Responding to concerns flagged by the Opposition over alleged surveillance risks, Scindia said users will have full control over the app. He compared it to other pre-installed apps that users can choose to keep or remove.

“Don’t activate it. If you want to keep it in your phone, keep it. If you want to delete it, do so,” he said, adding that the app will remain dormant if not used.

The minister emphasised that Sanchar Saathi is designed to safeguard citizens against cyber fraud. “This is a matter of customer protection. There is nothing mandatory. If you do not want to register it, don’t. And if you want to delete it, delete it,” he said, noting that many people are unaware such a tool exists.

Opposition flags privacy concerns, calls move “surveillance”

Congress leaders have accused the government of enabling intrusive monitoring.

  • KC Venugopal said the decision was “beyond unconstitutional”, citing the fundamental right to privacy.
  • Priyanka Gandhi Vadra called Sanchar Saathi a “snooping app”, saying citizens’ privacy was under threat.
  • Priyanka Chaturvedi termed it “another surveillance moment”.
  • Karti Chidambaram alleged the move mirrored actions in authoritarian regimes.

Government rejects criticism, cites rising cyber fraud

Countering Opposition remarks, Scindia said the government was attempting to clear misconceptions. He stated that cyber fraud worth ₹22,800 crore took place in 2024, and Sanchar Saathi was developed to help citizens report fraud, track lost phones, and prevent misuse of telecom resources.

“When we are giving Sanchar Saathi to the common citizen, they are saying it is Pegasus. We cannot show truth to those who don’t want to see it,” Scindia said.

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