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Delhi Lok Sabha results: BJP retains all 7 seats as AAP, Congress bite the dust

Contrary to their respective expectations, both the AAP and Congress were wiped off from the National Capital by the BJP under Manoj Tiwari's leadership.
CHANDINI CHOWK: BJP candidate Gautam Gambhir made a victorious political debut from East Delhi by securing 6,95,109 votes and defeated nearest rival Arvinder Singh Lovely of Congress, who got 3,04,718 votes. AAP's Atishi came third with 2,19,156 votes. (Photos | PTI , EPS)
CHANDINI CHOWK: BJP candidate Gautam Gambhir made a victorious political debut from East Delhi by securing 6,95,109 votes and defeated nearest rival Arvinder Singh Lovely of Congress, who got 3,04,718 votes. AAP's Atishi came third with 2,19,156 votes. (Photos | PTI , EPS)
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NORTH EAST DELHI: In a battle of heavyweights, former Delhi CM and PCC chief Sheila Dikshit was defeated by sitting MP and BJP's Delhi unit chief Manoj Tiwari, who secured 7,85,262 votes. The Congress veteran only got 4,21,293 votes while AAP's Dilip Pandey fetched 1,90,586 votes. (Photos | EPS, PTI)
NORTH EAST DELHI: In a battle of heavyweights, former Delhi CM and PCC chief Sheila Dikshit was defeated by sitting MP and BJP's Delhi unit chief Manoj Tiwari, who secured 7,85,262 votes. The Congress veteran only got 4,21,293 votes while AAP's Dilip Pandey fetched 1,90,586 votes. (Photos | EPS, PTI)
NEW DELHI: BJP's Meenakashi Lekhi became the only female MP to be elected from New Delhi. Meenakashi Lekhi secured 5,03,157 votes against Congress candidate Ajay Maken's tally of 2,47,429 votes. Brijest Goyal of AAP who got 1,50,203 votes. (Photos | EPS, PTI)
NEW DELHI: BJP's Meenakashi Lekhi became the only female MP to be elected from New Delhi. Meenakashi Lekhi secured 5,03,157 votes against Congress candidate Ajay Maken's tally of 2,47,429 votes. Brijest Goyal of AAP who got 1,50,203 votes. (Photos | EPS, PTI)
CHANDINI CHOWK: Incumbent Union Minister Harsh Vardhan retained the Chandini Chowk seat, securing 5,17,939 votes whereas Congress' Jai Prakash Agarwal and AAP's Pankaj Kumar Gupta received 2,90,689 and 1,44,447 votes respectively. (Photos | PTI, YouTube screengrab)
CHANDINI CHOWK: Incumbent Union Minister Harsh Vardhan retained the Chandini Chowk seat, securing 5,17,939 votes whereas Congress' Jai Prakash Agarwal and AAP's Pankaj Kumar Gupta received 2,90,689 and 1,44,447 votes respectively. (Photos | PTI, YouTube screengrab)
SOUTH DELHI: BJP candidate Ramesh Bidhuri won the South Delhi seat in a margin of above 3 lakhs. While Bidhuri received 6,85,789 votes, AAP's Raghav Chadha got 3,19,770 and Congress' debutant Vijender Singh got 1,64,394 votes. (Photos | EPS, PTI)
SOUTH DELHI: BJP candidate Ramesh Bidhuri won the South Delhi seat in a margin of above 3 lakhs. While Bidhuri received 6,85,789 votes, AAP's Raghav Chadha got 3,19,770 and Congress' debutant Vijender Singh got 1,64,394 votes. (Photos | EPS, PTI)
WEST DELHI: BJP candidate Paresh Verma retained his seat by getting the highest number votes in Delhi - 8,62,058 votes. Congress candidate Mahabal Mishra got 2,86,745 votes and AAP candidate Balbir Singh Jhakar got 2,51,504 votes. (Photos | EPS, PTI)
WEST DELHI: BJP candidate Paresh Verma retained his seat by getting the highest number votes in Delhi - 8,62,058 votes. Congress candidate Mahabal Mishra got 2,86,745 votes and AAP candidate Balbir Singh Jhakar got 2,51,504 votes. (Photos | EPS, PTI)
NORTH WEST DELHI: BJP candidate and Sufi Singer Hans Raj Hans won from North West Delhi seat, getting 8,47,737 votes against AAP candidate Gugan Singh's tally of 2,94,662. Congressman Rajesh Lilothia came third with 236803 votes. (Photos | PTI, FB)
NORTH WEST DELHI: BJP candidate and Sufi Singer Hans Raj Hans won from North West Delhi seat, getting 8,47,737 votes against AAP candidate Gugan Singh's tally of 2,94,662. Congressman Rajesh Lilothia came third with 236803 votes. (Photos | PTI, FB)
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