Once postal ballots have been processed, the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) will be unlocked and counted in multiple rounds. So far, most of the exit polls predict the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) securing a comfortable majority to form a government in Delhi after 27 years.

The New Delhi seat sees a high-profile three-way contest with former Delhi CM and AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal, BJP's Parvesh Verma, and Congress's Sandeep Dikshit in fray.

Arvind Kejriwal (AAP), Parvesh Verma (BJP), and Sandeep Dikshit (Congress) are the key contenders in the high-profile New Delhi constituency. Kejriwal emphasizes AAP’s welfare policies, Verma focuses on law and order, and Dikshit promises a Congress revival, all setting the stage for a fierce contest.

Moreover, Kejriwal won the 2015 and 2020 polls without much fight but this time, pollsters believe that Kejriwal does not have it easy. Arvind Kejriwal and other AAP leaders have

Arvind Kejriwal contested the Delhi Election 2025 from the New Delhi assembly constituency. There are 22 candidates contesting against Kejriwal, including BJP's Parvesh Verma and Congress' Sandeep Dixit.

In a heated discussion regarding the Delhi elections, there were pointed questions about Arvind Kejriwal’s approach towards Muslim voters. The controversy centered on Kejriwal's lack of direct campaigning in Muslim-majority areas,

BJP MP Yogendra Chandoliya said on Wednesday that the exit polls indicate the BJP has "defeated" Arvind Kejriwal and his "corrupt government." Polling to elect the 70-member assembly of Delhi concluded on Wednesday evening with a voter turnout of 60.

Stakes are high for former Delhi Chief Minister and AAP convenor Kejriwal who is seeking re-election from the seat for the fourth time. This time, Kejriwal who has held the seat since 2013, is pitted against BJP's Parvesh Verma and Congress leader Sandeep Dikshit.

Exit polls for the Delhi Election 2025 suggest a fierce competition between the AAP and BJP, with AAP potentially securing 40-42 seats, while BJP might win 36-40 seats. Congress is unlikely to make a significant impact.