1 / 13The counting of over 89.21 lakh votes in Delhi began today (June 4) at 8:00 AM across the city's seven constituencies. The counting of votes took place at seven locations in the city. (Image: PTI)
2 / 13The BJP successfully fended off anti-incumbency and the challenge posed by the AAP-Congress combine to register a hat-trick in Delhi by winning all the seven Lok Sabha seats.
3 / 13West Delhi | The party's West Delhi candidate Kamaljeet Sehrawat won by a margin of 1,99,013 votes. AAP’s Mahabal Mishra and BSP’s Vishakha lost by 1,99,013 and 8,34,694 votes respectively. (Image: Wikimedia Common)
4 / 13East Delhi | In East Delhi, Harsh Malhotra won with a total of 6,64,819 votes, while AAP’s Kuldeep Kumar lost by a margin of 93,663 votes. (Image: Wikimedia Common)
5 / 13Northwest Delhi | Northwest Delhi candidate Yogender Chandolia won by 2,90,849 votes, the EC data showed. INC’s Udit Raj secured 5,75,634 votes. (Image: Yogender Chandlia/X)
6 / 13Northeast Delhi | Manoj Tiwari won with a total of 8,24,451 votes in the Northeast Delhi constituency. INC’s Kanhaiya Kumar and BSP’s Ashok Kumar lost by a margin of 1,38,778 and 8,12,313 votes. (Image: Wikimedia Common)
7 / 13South Delhi | South Delhi candidate Ramvir Singh Bidhuri defeated AAP’s Sahi Ram by a margin of 1,24,333 votes. Bidhuri got a total of 6,92,832 votes.
8 / 13New Delhi | Bansuri Swaraj defeated Somnath Bharti from the Aam Aadmi Party, with a margin of 78,370 votes. Swaraj got a total of 4,53,185 votes. (Image: Bansuri Swaraj/X)
9 / 13Chandni Chowk | Praveen Khandelwal defeated INC’s Jai Prakash Agarwal by a margin of 89,325 votes in the Chandni Chowk constituency. Khandelwal secured 5,16,496 votes while Agarwal got 4,27,171 votes. (Image: Praveen Khandelwal/X)
10 / 13A total of 162 candidates were in the fray for the May 25 Lok Sabha polls in Delhi with the maximum contesting from the North East Delhi constituency, according to official data.
11 / 13Around 21 to 28 rounds of counting will take place to count a total of 89,21,495 votes that were cast by 58.69% of electorates, which includes 59.03% men, 58.29% women and 28.01 third-gender individuals. (Image: PTI)
12 / 13The counting is expected to be completed sooner in the New Delhi constituency where only 8,45,285 votes were cast. The northeast Delhi constituency may take more time in the counting of votes as it recorded the highest number of voter turnout with 15,49,202 votes. (Image: PTI)
13 / 13The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is likely to win all seven seats in the national capital, as per the News18 Poll Hub Mega Exit Poll for the 2024 Lok Sabha elections. As per the polls, the NDA alliance might secure 5-7 seats, the I.N.D.I.A. bloc, meanwhile, is likely to secure 0-2 seats only. (Image: PTI)
