Matiala Election End result 2025: Sandeep Sehrawat of BJP Wins, Defeats Sumesh Shokeen of AAP – News18
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Map location of Meeting constituency no.34 Matiala of Delhi Vidhan Sabha election 2025 (Picture: News18 Elections)
Sandeep Sehrawat of BJP has received the Matiala Vidhan Sabha constituency in Delhi Meeting election 2025, defeating Sumesh Shokeen of AAP.To know the stay election results of Matiala Meeting seat within the 2025 Delhi Vidhan Sabha election comply with the stay updating headine and desk embedded on this web page. The stay standing as mirrored within the headline is sourced from updates despatched by News18 reporters who’re current at each counting centre.
Previous Election Outcomes
Within the 2020 Delhi Meeting elections, Gulab Singh of AAP received on this seat defeating Rajesh Gahlot of BJP by a margin of 28,075 which was 10.75% of the full votes solid for the seat. AAP had a vote share of 53.2% in 2020 on this seat.
Within the 2015 Delhi Meeting elections, Gulab Singh of AAP received on this seat defeating Rajesh Gahlot of BJP by a margin of 47,004 which was 20.22% of the full votes solid for the seat. AAP had a vote share of 54.91% in 2015 on this seat.
Within the 2013 Delhi Meeting elections, Rajesh Gahlot of BJP received on this seat defeating Gulab Singh of AAP by a margin of 4,002 which was 2.06% of the full votes solid for the seat. BJP had a vote share of 36.11% in 2013 on this seat.
Within the 2008 Delhi Meeting elections, Sumesh of INC received on this seat defeating Kamal Jeet of BJP by a margin of 6,629 which was 5.08% of the full votes solid for the seat. INC had a vote share of 40.14% in 2008 on this seat.
Contesting Candidates
A complete of 13 candidates had been within the fray for the Matiala Meeting seat within the 2025 Delhi Meeting election: Sumesh Shokeen (AAP), Kamlesh Kumar (BSP), Sandeep Sehrawat (BJP), Punam Pandey (IND), Yogesh Kumar (IND), Rajni Sharma (IND), Raghvinder Singh (INC), Niraj Kumar (NYOP), Prabhat Kumar (OBCP), Arvind Kumar Pandey (RJPS), Mohinder Singh (RRWP), Yogesh Kumar Sharma (RRP), Vinod Kumar Chauhan (SBSP).
Within the 2020 Meeting election, there have been 9 candidates from this constituency: Gulab Singh (AAP), Rajesh Gahlot (BJP), Sher Singh (BSP), Sumesh Shokeen (INC), Anil Lohchub (RMEP), Akash Shrivastava (SBP), Mohinder Singh (RRP), Surender Kumar (MEP), Sandhya Singh (JNP).
Within the 2015 Meeting election, there have been 13 candidates from this constituency: Gulab Singh (AAP), Rajesh Gahlot (BJP), Sumesh Shokeen (INC), Suresh Kumar Patel (RBHP), Sanjay Kumar (BSP), Gulab Singh (IND), Ram Bilas Mishra (IND), Shripal (IND), Virendra Kumar Rai (RJ), Renu Poddar (PBI), Rajesh Kumar Gahlot (IND), Ram Charan Sahani (SHRP), Rajesh (IND)..
In 2013, the variety of contestants from this seat was 19: Rajesh Gahlot (BJP), Gulab Singh (AAP), Sumesh Shokeen (INC), Satendra Singh Rana (IND), Sri Niwas Yadav (BSP), Narender Yadav (SP), Ravinder Kumar (IND), Ajay Kumar Pandey (PPGP), Rakesh Kumar (IND), Renu Poddar (PBI), Girjanand Singh (RPIA), Pooran Singh (IND), Poonam (IND), Randhir Singh (IND), Subhash Tomar (RLD), Sumitra (LJP), Shripal (IND), Kailash (IND), Raja Kumar Singh (RVNP).
These 15 candidates contested from Matiala in 2008: Sumesh (INC), Kamal Jeet (BJP), Manoj Bhardwaj (BSP), Rao Satvir Singh (IND), Nidhi Mahajan (BRSP), Anita (SP), Ranjeet Singh (LJP), Rao Ramanand (IND), Randhir Singh (IND), O P Sharma (IND), Mohamad Manjoor (IND), Rajesh Kumar Dubey (VAJP), Anil Jindal (IND), Mans Raj Tyagi (IND), Pooran Singh (IND).
Constituency Profile
34. Matiala is likely one of the 70 Meeting (Vidhan Sabha) constituencies in Delhi. This constituency is situated within the West Delhi area. Delhi is situated within the North area of India. This seat could be categorised as: Incl. City Villages and falls within the South West district of Delhi. The reservation standing of this constituency is: Basic. 34. Matiala Meeting constituency is a part of the 6. West Delhi (Basic) Lok Sabha constituency and could be categorised as Incl. City Villages. Within the 2025 Delhi Meeting election, Matiala 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 4,52,053 registered voters on the electoral rolls for the 2025 Meeting election in Matiala Meeting constituency, of which 2,39,571 had been male, 2,12,460 feminine and 22 of the third gender. Within the 2020 Meeting elections, there have been a complete of 4,23,682 registered voters, of which 2,28,590 had been male, 1,95,075 feminine and 17 from the third gender. Within the 2015 Meeting elections, there have been a complete of three,47,396 registered voters, of which 1,89,676 had been male, 1,57,533 feminine and 30 from the third gender. Within the 2013 elections, there have been a complete of three,02,877 registered voters on this constituency, of which 1,65,609 had been male and 1,37,122 feminine. Within the 2008 polls, the variety of whole electors was 1,21,957 which included 1,21,957 male and 1,21,957 feminine voters.
The variety of service voters on this Meeting constituency was 0 in 2020, 151 in 2015, 118 in 2013 and 90 in 2008.
The voters gender ratio (variety of feminine voters per 1000 male voters) on this constituency in 2025 was 887, in 2020 it was 853, 831 in 2015, 828 in 2013 and 1,000 in 2008.
Lok Sabha Outcomes
Matiala Meeting constituency is a part of 6. West Delhi (Basic) Lok Sabha constituency. Within the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, BJP was the main social gathering on this meeting phase. The West Delhi Lok Sabha seat was received by Kamaljeet Sehrawat of BJP defeating Mahabal Mishra of AAP.
Within the 2019 Lok Sabha polls, BJP led on this meeting phase. The West Delhi Lok Sabha seat was received by Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma of BJP beating Mahabal Mishra of INC.
In 2014, BJP was forward on this explicit meeting phase and the West Delhi Lok Sabha constituency was received by Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma of BJP defeating Jarnail Singh of AAP.
Within the 2009 Parliamentary elections, BJP was the main social gathering within the Matiala meeting phase whereas the West Delhi Lok Sabha constituency was received by Mahabal Mishra of INC defeating Prof Jagdish Mukhi of BJP.
Voter Turnout
Based on knowledge launched by the Election Fee of India, within the 2025 Delhi Meeting elections, the estimated voter turnout on this Delhi constituency was 60.37%. In 2020, this seat registered a turnout of 61.13%, whereas it was 67.02% in 2015, 64.13% in 2013 and 58.58% in 2008. The estimated turnout in 2025 is -00.76% in comparison with the 2020 turnout.
Victory Margins
Within the 2020 Delhi Meeting elections, Gulab Singh of AAP received on this constituency beating Rajesh Gahlot of BJP by a margin of 28,075 votes which was 10.75% of the full votes solid. In 2015, Gulab Singh of AAP was the winner on this seat beating Rajesh Gahlot of BJP by a margin of 47,004 votes which was 20.22% of the full votes polled within the constituency. In 2013, Rajesh Gahlot of BJP was the winner on this seat beating Gulab Singh of AAP by a margin of 4,002 votes which was 2.06% of the full votes polled within the constituency. Within the 2008 Meeting elections, Sumesh of INC received this seat defeating Kamal Jeet of BJP by a margin of 6,629 votes which was 5.08% of the full votes polled for the seat.
Winner Voteshare
Within the 2020 Delhi Meeting elections, Gulab Singh of AAP had a vote share of 53.2% on this seat. Within the 2015 Meeting elections, Gulab Singh of AAP bought a vote share of 54.91% , In 2013, Rajesh Gahlot of BJP secured a vote share of 36.11% on this constituency. Within the 2008 Meeting elections, Sumesh of INC bought a vote share of 40.14% in Matiala.
Ballot Dates
Matiala Meeting constituency went to the polls in Part 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 Part 1 on Saturday, February 8, 2020 and the outcomes had been declared on Tuesday, February 11, 2020.
Within the 2015 state Meeting elections, this seat voted in Part 1 on Saturday, February 7, 2015 and the outcomes had been declared on Tuesday, February 10, 2015.
Within the 2013 polls, this constituency voted in Part 1 on Wednesday, December 4, 2013 and the outcomes had been declared on Sunday, December 8, 2013.
In 2008, Matiala voted in Part 1 on Saturday, November 29, 2008 and the outcomes had been declared on Monday, December 8, 2008.
Location
The geographic coordinates of Matiala Meeting constituency are: 28?35’58.2″N 77?05’15.7″E. This constituency falls in South West district of Delhi and within the West Delhi area. Matiala shares its borders with 5 different Meeting constituencies. Different Delhi Meeting constituencies adjoining to Matiala are: Najafgarh, Vikaspuri, Uttam Nagar, Palam, Bijwasan. This constituency shares an inter-state border with Haryana.
Extent
Meeting constituency no.34. Matiala contains of the next areas of South West district within the West Delhi area of Delhi: Delhi Municipal Company – Ward No. 49 (Half) Dindar Pur, Kharkhari Nahar, Kharkhari Jatmal, Khera Dabar and Nangli Sakrawati Villages. Delhi Municipal Company – Ward No. 53 (Half) EB No. 1-86 & 132-217 Paprawat, Goela Khurd, Qutab Pur, Taj Pur Khurd, Rewla Kham Pur, Pindwala Kalan, Darya Pur Khurd, Sher Pur Deri, Kharkhari Rond, Daulat Pur, Pindwala Khurd, Goman Hera, Jhuljhuli, Sarang Pur, Ghalib Pur, Raota and Deorala Villages. Delhi Municipal Company – Ward No. 54 (Half) EB No. 225-229 Delhi Municipal Company – Ward No. 55 (Half) Chhawala (Census City) Hasan Pur, Kangan Heri, Raghu Pur, Badhosra, Nanak Heri, Jhatikra, Asalat Pur Khawad, Shikar Pur and Jain Pur Villages.
This constituency covers an approximate space of 121.66 sq. kilometers and the geographic coordinates of Matiala is: 28?35’58.2″N 77?05’15.7″E.
A complete of 5 Meeting constituencies within the state of Delhi share borders with Matiala constituency, that are: Najafgarh, Vikaspuri, Uttam Nagar, Palam, Bijwasan. This constituency shares an inter-state border with Jhajjar and Gurugram district of Haryana.
Citizens Profile
In 2025, there have been a complete of 4,52,053 eligible electors in Matiala of which 2,39,571 had been male and a pair of,12,460 feminine and 22 of the third gender.
The voters gender ratio in 2025 was 887 feminine voters for each 1,000 male voters.
Within the 2020, there have been a complete 4,23,682 electors, of which 2,28,590 had been male, 1,95,075 feminine and 17 electors of the third gender.
In 2015, there have been a complete of three,47,396 electors, of which 1,89,676 had been male, 1,57,533 feminine and 30 voters of the third gender.
In 2013, there have been a complete of three,02,877 electors, of which 1,65,609 had been male, 1,37,122 feminine and 26 voters of the third gender.
In 2008, there have been a complete of 1,21,957 electors, of which 1,21,957 had been male, 1,21,957 feminine and 0 electors of the third gender.
The variety of service voters in 2020 was 0. In 2015, there have been 151 service voters, In 2013, there have been 118 service voters registered within the constituency and 90 in 2008.
- Location :
Delhi, India, India
