Badarpur Election Consequence 2025: Ram Singh Netaji of AAP Wins, Defeats Narayan Dutt Sharma of BJP – News18
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Map location of Meeting constituency no.53 Badarpur of Delhi Vidhan Sabha election 2025 (Picture: News18 Elections)
Ram Singh Netaji of AAP has received the Badarpur Vidhan Sabha constituency in Delhi Meeting election 2025, defeating Narayan Dutt Sharma of BJP.
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Previous Election Outcomes
Within the 2020 Delhi Meeting elections, Ramvir Singh Bidhuri of BJP received on this seat defeating Ram Singh Netaji of AAP by a margin of three,719 which was 1.94% of the overall votes solid for the seat. BJP had a vote share of 47.05% in 2020 on this seat.
Within the 2015 Delhi Meeting elections, Narayan Dutt Sharma of AAP received on this seat defeating Ramvir Singh Bidhuri of BJP by a margin of 47,583 which was 27.92% of the overall votes solid for the seat. AAP had a vote share of 55.31% in 2015 on this seat.
Within the 2013 Delhi Meeting elections, Rambir Singh Bidhuri of BJP received on this seat defeating Ram Singh Netaji of INC by a margin of 13,854 which was 10.46% of the overall votes solid for the seat. BJP had a vote share of 34.23% in 2013 on this seat.
Within the 2008 Delhi Meeting elections, Ram Singh Netaji of BSP received on this seat defeating Rambir Singh Bidhuri of INC by a margin of 13,305 which was 11.78% of the overall votes solid for the seat. BSP had a vote share of 47.3% in 2008 on this seat.
Contesting Candidates
A complete of 12 candidates have been within the fray for the Badarpur Meeting seat within the 2025 Delhi Meeting election: Ram Singh Netaji (AAP), Ram Bahadur (ABHMP), Pardeep (BSP), Narayan Dutt Sharma (BJP), Brijpal (BHSKP), Jagdish Chand (CPIM), Om Prakash Gupta (IND), Deepak Rawat (IND), Arjun Singh Bhadana (INC), Imran Saifi (NCP), Hari Ram (RBCP), Rahul Rai (SAP).
Within the 2020 Meeting election, there have been 10 candidates from this constituency: Jagdish Chand (CPM), Narayan Dutt Sharma (BSP), Pramod Kumar Yadav (INC), Ram Singh Netaji (AAP), Ramvir Singh Bidhuri (BJP), Brijnarayan Mishra (RRP), Yadubansh Singh (PBI), Sanjeev Kumar (JAP), Om Prakash Gupta (IND), Chhote Lal Gupta (IND).
Within the 2015 Meeting election, there have been 8 candidates from this constituency: Narayan Dutt Sharma (AAP), Ramvir Singh Bidhuri (BJP), Ram Singh Netaji (INC), Nar Singh Shah (BSP), Prakash Singh Rawat (IND), Phul Kumar Jha (SASAPT), Pramod Kumar (IND), Om Prakash Gupta (IND)..
In 2013, the variety of contestants from this seat was 15: Rambir Singh Bidhuri (BJP), Ram Singh Netaji (INC), Nar Singh Shah (BSP), Narayan Dutt Sharma (AAP), Om Prakash Gupta (IND), Lal Devender Singh Chauhan (IND), Kalyan Singh Maan (RLD), Ram Nath Sharma (IND), Yash Pal Singh (IND), Yogesh (IJP), Jay Prakash Yadav (SP), Champa Devi (JDU), Kamta Mishra (IND), Amresh Kumar Chaudhary (IND), Bijender Singh Lohia (IND).
These 8 candidates contested from Badarpur in 2008: Ram Singh Netaji (BSP), Rambir Singh Bidhuri (INC), Khem Chand (BJP), Binod Raj Jha (LJP), Om Prakash Gupta (IND), M.S.Khan (SP), Ram Nath Sharma (RBCP), Virender Singh (JDU).
Constituency Profile
53. Badarpur is among the 70 Meeting (Vidhan Sabha) constituencies in Delhi. This constituency is situated within the South Delhi area. Delhi is situated within the North area of India. This seat may be labeled as: Incl. City Villages and falls within the South East district of Delhi. The reservation standing of this constituency is: Normal. 53. Badarpur Meeting constituency is a part of the 7. South Delhi (Normal) Lok Sabha constituency and may be labeled as Incl. City Villages. Within the 2025 Delhi Meeting election, Badarpur voted on Wednesday, February 5, 2025 and the counting of votes is on Saturday, February 8, 2025.
Demographic Profile
There have been a complete of three,62,621 registered voters on the electoral rolls for the 2025 Meeting election in Badarpur Meeting constituency, of which 2,02,595 have been male, 1,59,974 feminine and 52 of the third gender. Within the 2020 Meeting elections, there have been a complete of three,21,392 registered voters, of which 1,85,442 have been male, 1,35,905 feminine and 45 from the third gender. Within the 2015 Meeting elections, there have been a complete of two,60,887 registered voters, of which 1,53,307 have been male, 1,07,516 feminine and 36 from the third gender. Within the 2013 elections, there have been a complete of two,06,380 registered voters on this constituency, of which 1,21,077 have been male and 85,265 feminine. Within the 2008 polls, the variety of complete electors was 1,99,209 which included 1,16,514 male and 82,671 feminine voters.
The variety of service voters on this Meeting constituency was 0 in 2020, 28 in 2015, 27 in 2013 and 24 in 2008.
The citizens gender ratio (variety of feminine voters per 1000 male voters) on this constituency in 2025 was 790, in 2020 it was 733, 701 in 2015, 704 in 2013 and 710 in 2008.
Lok Sabha Outcomes
Badarpur Meeting constituency is a part of 7. South Delhi (Normal) Lok Sabha constituency. Within the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, BJP was the main social gathering on this meeting phase. The South Delhi Lok Sabha seat was received by Ramvir Singh Bidhuri of BJP defeating Sahi Ram of AAP.
Within the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, BJP led on this meeting phase. The South Delhi Lok Sabha seat was received by Ramesh Bidhuri of BJP beating Raghav Chadha of AAP.
In 2014, BJP was forward on this explicit meeting phase and the South Delhi Lok Sabha constituency was received by Ramesh Bidhuri of BJP defeating Col Devinder Sehrawat of AAP.
Within the 2009 Parliamentary elections, INC was the main social gathering within the Badarpur meeting phase whereas the South Delhi Lok Sabha constituency was received by Ramesh Kumar of INC defeating Ramesh Bidhuri of BJP.
Voter Turnout
In accordance with knowledge launched by the Election Fee of India, within the 2025 Delhi Meeting elections, the estimated voter turnout on this Delhi constituency was 56.93%. In 2020, this seat registered a turnout of 59.63%, whereas it was 65.33% in 2015, 64.20% in 2013 and 56.70% in 2008. The estimated turnout in 2025 is -02.70% in comparison with the 2020 turnout.
Victory Margins
Within the 2020 Delhi Meeting elections, Ramvir Singh Bidhuri of BJP received on this constituency beating Ram Singh Netaji of AAP by a margin of three,719 votes which was 1.94% of the overall votes solid. In 2015, Narayan Dutt Sharma of AAP was the winner on this seat beating Ramvir Singh Bidhuri of BJP by a margin of 47,583 votes which was 27.92% of the overall votes polled within the constituency. In 2013, Rambir Singh Bidhuri of BJP was the winner on this seat beating Ram Singh Netaji of INC by a margin of 13,854 votes which was 10.46% of the overall votes polled within the constituency. Within the 2008 Meeting elections, Ram Singh Netaji of BSP received this seat defeating Rambir Singh Bidhuri of INC by a margin of 13,305 votes which was 11.78% of the overall votes polled for the seat.
Winner Voteshare
Within the 2020 Delhi Meeting elections, Ramvir Singh Bidhuri of BJP had a vote share of 47.05% on this seat. Within the 2015 Meeting elections, Narayan Dutt Sharma of AAP obtained a vote share of 55.31% , In 2013, Rambir Singh Bidhuri of BJP secured a vote share of 34.23% on this constituency. Within the 2008 Meeting elections, Ram Singh Netaji of BSP obtained a vote share of 47.3% in Badarpur.
Ballot Dates
Badarpur Meeting constituency went to the polls in Section 1 of the 2025 Delhi Meeting elections on Wednesday, February 5, 2025. The counting of votes is on Saturday, February 8, 2025.
Within the 2020 state Meeting elections, this seat voted in Section 1 on Saturday, February 8, 2020 and the outcomes have been declared on Tuesday, February 11, 2020.
Within the 2015 state Meeting elections, this seat voted in Section 1 on Saturday, February 7, 2015 and the outcomes have been declared on Tuesday, February 10, 2015.
Within the 2013 polls, this constituency voted in Section 1 on Wednesday, December 4, 2013 and the outcomes have been declared on Sunday, December 8, 2013.
In 2008, Badarpur voted in Section 1 on Saturday, November 29, 2008 and the outcomes have been declared on Monday, December 8, 2008.
Location
The geographic coordinates of Badarpur Meeting constituency are: 28?30’48.2″N 77?16’31.8″E. This constituency falls in South East district of Delhi and within the South Delhi area. Badarpur shares its borders with two different Meeting constituencies. Different Delhi Meeting constituencies adjoining to Badarpur are: Tughlakabad, Okhla. This constituency shares an inter-state border with Uttar Pradesh, Haryana.
Extent
Meeting constituency no.53. Badarpur contains of the next areas of South East district within the South Delhi area of Delhi: Delhi Municipal Company – Ward No. 65 (Half) EB No. 23-83 Molar Band (Census City), Mithe Pur (Census City), Jait Pur and Tajpul (Census City).
This constituency covers an approximate space of 16.74 sq. kilometers and the geographic coordinates of Badarpur is: 28?30’48.2″N 77?16’31.8″E.
A complete of two Meeting constituencies within the state of Delhi share borders with Badarpur constituency, that are: Tughlakabad, Okhla. This constituency shares an inter-state border with Faridabad district of Haryana, Ghaziabad district of Uttar Pradesh.
Voters Profile
In 2025, there have been a complete of three,62,621 eligible electors in Badarpur of which 2,02,595 have been male and 1,59,974 feminine and 52 of the third gender.
The citizens gender ratio in 2025 was 790 feminine voters for each 1,000 male voters.
Within the 2020, there have been a complete 3,21,392 electors, of which 1,85,442 have been male, 1,35,905 feminine and 45 electors of the third gender.
In 2015, there have been a complete of two,60,887 electors, of which 1,53,307 have been male, 1,07,516 feminine and 36 voters of the third gender.
In 2013, there have been a complete of two,06,380 electors, of which 1,21,077 have been male, 85,265 feminine and 11 voters of the third gender.
In 2008, there have been a complete of 1,99,209 electors, of which 1,16,514 have been male, 82,671 feminine and 0 electors of the third gender.
The variety of service voters in 2020 was 0. In 2015, there have been 28 service voters, In 2013, there have been 27 service voters registered within the constituency and 24 in 2008.
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Delhi, India, India
