Who Is Tarvinder Singh Marwah, BJP Candidate Who Defeated AAP’s Manish Sisodia From Jangpura? – News18
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Hailing from the Sikh neighborhood, Tarvinder Singh Marwah was the Jangpura MLA from 1998 to 2013 from the Congress camp, however he switched to the BJP in 2022
BJP’s Tarvinder Singh Marwah (Centre) had mentioned in an interview that he was ‘shocked’ to see Manish Sisodia contesting from Jangpura seat. Sisodia has been contesting from Parpatganj until 2024. (PTI File Photograph)
Jangpura Meeting Election Outcomes 2025: BJP’s Tarvinder Singh Marwah is ready to clinch the Jangpura constituency from Aam Aadmi Celebration (AAP) chief and former Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia.
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Developments in all 70 seats within the Delhi Meeting on Saturday afternoon confirmed the BJP profitable 44 seats within the Nationwide Capital Territory (NCT) – approach above the bulk mark of 36 seats.
After 9 rounds of counting, Sisodia was trailing by 572 votes.
Marwah was the Jangpura MLA from 1998 to 2013 from the Congress camp, however he switched to the BJP in 2022. Hailing from the Sikh neighborhood, which includes a sizeable part of the citizens together with Punjabis within the constituency, Marwah has pushed onerous to regain misplaced floor.
He confronted AAP stalwart Sisodia and Congress’ Farhad Suri in a triangular contest within the South East Delhi seat, which includes a mixture of higher middle-class and lower-class segments with Jatavs, Balmikis, Saini and Dhobi (washermen) communities moreover Muslims.
“I thank the social gathering management for giving me a ticket from the Jangpura Meeting constituency. The general public can also be astonished as to why Manish Sisodia modified his seat. I’ve at all times contested elections from the Jangpura Meeting constituency,” Marwah informed ANI.
Sisodia has earlier represented the Patparganj seat between 2013-2024. Within the 2020 meeting polls, he gained the seat by slender margins.
Within the earlier meeting elections, it was seen that the lower-class clusters voted closely for AAP, which maybe created a visual rift pushing many citizens to present BJP’s Marwah an opportunity.
Floor degree points comparable to water, drainage and rubbish went up towards risky campaigns by each BJP and AAP with voters grimly evaluating their high quality of life in a hopelessly polluted metropolis. The BJP pushed forward and made ‘sheesh mahal’ an oft recalled buzzword for the lavish chief minister’s residence following the renovations by Kejriwal and allegations of corruption within the excise coverage. It clearly hit dwelling.
