Delhi Election Results: BJP Poised to Return to Power After 27 Years

New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is on track to secure a historic victory in the Delhi Assembly elections, marking its return to power after 27 years. Exit polls had forecasted a BJP win, and the latest trends now confirm a major political shift in the national capital.

The BJP is leading in 42 seats, while the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) holds 28 constituencies. With vote counting still underway, the saffron party appears set to break its decades-long political drought in Delhi. This election witnessed an intense battle between the incumbent AAP and the resurgent BJP, with both parties aggressively pushing their agendas.

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who aimed for a fourth consecutive term, faced stiff resistance as the BJP launched a vigorous campaign, focusing on governance, law and order, and corruption allegations against AAP leaders. The party also capitalized on voter concerns, particularly regarding issues such as water quality, sanitation, and public safety.

Beyond Delhi, these election results could have far-reaching national implications, shaping the political narrative ahead of the 2026 general elections. A BJP victory in the capital would significantly boost the party’s momentum, reinforcing its stronghold across India.

As vote counting progresses, all eyes remain on the final numbers to determine whether the BJP secures an absolute majority and formally establishes the next government in Delhi.