11 Feb, 17:06 (IST)

The three-cornered fight between Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress has almost come to an end. As of the latest update the Arvind Kejriwal-led party made a glorious comeback by securing 63 seats out of 70. In Northeast Delhi, AAP secured lead in 5 constituencies, while BJP was ahead in 3.

11 Feb, 16:49 (IST)

BJP candidate, Mohan Songj Bisht won the Delhi Assembly Election 2020 from Karawal Nagar constituency. He campaigned against AAP's Durgesh Pathak and INC's Arbind Singh. 

11 Feb, 16:45 (IST)

Mustafabad saw a fight between Jagdish Pradhan from BJP and Haji Yunus from AAP. Haji Yunus has made a victory with a margin of 20,704. 

11 Feb, 16:38 (IST)

AAP candidate Surendra Kumar won from Gokalpur constituency. Candidates who contested in the 2020 Delhi Assembly elections from Gokalpur are Praveen Kumar (BSP), Fateh Singh (NCP), Ranjeet Singh (BJP), SP Singh (INC), Ravi Kumar (PPID), Shanu Kumar (AAPP), Sunita Devi (NYP).

11 Feb, 16:35 (IST)

AAP candidate Gopal Rai won from Babarpur constituency. He campaigned against BJP member Naresh Gaur. 

11 Feb, 16:32 (IST)

AAP candidate Abdul Rehman won from Seelampur constituency. He contested against BJP’s Kaushal Kumar Mishra. 

11 Feb, 16:28 (IST)

BJP candidate Jitender Mahajan won the 2020 Delhi Assembly elections from Rohtas Nagar. The constituency saw a tough battle between Mahajan and AAP's Sarita Singh, who was leading as per the early counts. 

11 Feb, 16:24 (IST)

AAP's Rajendra Pal Gautam won the Delhi Assembly Elections from Seemapuri constituency. He contested the elections against  BJP ally Lok Jan Shakti Party, Sant Lal.

11 Feb, 16:17 (IST)

BJP candidate Ajay Mahawar has won from Ghonda constituency. He was contesting against Shridutt Sharma from AAP.

11 Feb, 14:40 (IST)

As per the latest update, AAP candidate Surendra Kumar continues to lead from Gokalpur constituency with a margin of 19772. He is contesting against Ranjeet Singh from BJP. The result is in progress. 

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Northeast Delhi, February 11: The results of Delhi Assembly Elections 2020 are set to be declared today by the Election Commission of India. Counting of votes has begun at 8:00 am, and early trends are expected by 9:00 am. The voting for Delhi Assembly Elections took place on February 8. Stay with LatestLY for Live updates on the results of all assembly seats falling in Northeast Delhi Lok Sabha constituency. Get all the updates of Seemapuri, Rohtas Nagar, Seelampur, Ghonda, Babarpur, Gokalpur, Mustafabad and Karawal Nagar seats here. Delhi Assembly Elections 2020: Provisional Voter Turnout at 54.65% Hints at Lower Electoral Participation as Compared to 2015. 

In Seemapuri assembly constituency, Rajendra Pal Gautam from AAP fought the election against BJP ally Lok Jan Shakti Party, Sant Lal. In Rohtas Nagar, BJP fielded Jitender Mahajan against AAP’s Sarita Singh. In Seelampur, Abdul Rehman from AAP is challenged by BJP’s Kaushal Kumar Mishra. For Ghonda, Ajay Mahawar from BJP stood against Shridutt Sharma from APP. In Babarpur, APP fielded Gopal Rai against BJP’s Naresh Gaur. In Gokalpur, Ranjeet Singh from BJP stood for the election against Surendra Kumar from AAP. Mustafabad saw a fight between Jagdish Pradhan from BJP and Haji Yunus from AAP. INC’s Arbind Singh, AAP’s Durgesh Pathak and BJP’s Mohan Singh Bisht are in the fray from Karawal Nagar Constituency.

Stay tuned with us to know instant updates on Assembly Elections Results 2020 for Seemapuri, Rohtas Nagar, Seelampur, Ghonda, Babarpur, Gokalpur, Mustafabad and Karawal Nagar constituencies here. According to ECI, a total voter turnout was 62.59 percent, 5 percent less than the 2015 polls. Exit polls have predicted AAP’s victory in Northeast Delhi.

A total voter turnout of 62.59 percent was recorded in Delhi Vidhan Sabha Polls this year, 5 percent less than the turnout in the 2015 polls. The exit polls have unanimously predicted a victory of the AAP even as the numbers differ. Stay with LatestLY to get minute by minute updates on who will win Delhi Assembly Elections 2020.