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List of state assembly constituencies - 70

  1. Narela
  2. Burari
  3. Timarpur
  4. Adarsh Nagar
  5. Badli
  6. Rithala
  7. Bawana
  8. Mundka
  9. Kirari
  10. Sultan Pur Majra
  11. Nangloi jat
  12. Mangol Puri
  13. Rohini
  14. Shalimar Bagh
  15. Shakur basti
  16. Tri nagar
  17. Wazirpur
  18. Model town
  19. Sadar Bazar
  20. Chandini Chowk
  21. Matia Mahal
  22. Ballimaran
  23. Karol Bagh
  24. Patel nagar
  25. Moti Nagar
  26. Madipur
  27. Rajouri garden
  28. Hari nagar
  29. Tilak nagar
  30. Janakpuri
  31. Vikaspuri
  32. Uttam nagar
  33. Dwarka
  34. Matiala
  35. Najafgarh
  36. Bijwasan
  37. Palam
  38. Delhi cantonment
  39. Rajinder nagar
  40. New Delhi
  41. Jangpura
  42. Kasturba nagar
  43. Malviya nagar
  44. R K Puram
  45. Mehrauli
  46. Chhatarpur
  47. Deoli
  48. Ambedhkar nagar
  49. Sangam vihar
  50. Greater Kailash
  51. Kalkaji
  52. Tughlakabad
  53. Badarpur
  54. Okhla
  55. Trilokpuri
  56. Kondli
  57. Patparganj
  58. Laxmi nagar
  59. Vishwas nagar
  60. Krishna nagar
  61. Gandhi nagar
  62. Shahdara
  63. Seemapuri
  64. Rohtas nagar
  65. Seelampur
  66. Ghonda
  67. Babarpur
  68. Gokalpur
  69. Mustafabad
  70. Karawal nagar

Facts

  • [I] 1.56 crore voters to decide fate of 699 candidates across 70 seats - 2025 Legislative elections

December 2023

100 crores to Delhi Waqf board in last 5 years

RTI reply reveals in a viral video that the Delhi AAP government gave Rs 100 crores to the Delhi Waqf board in last five years Twitter

Delhi Jal Board losses

February 2024

BJP's national spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla says,

  • "… Delhi Jal Board was in debt of Rs 20,000 crores, but by 2023, the debt increased to Rs 80,000 crores…
  • The control of the Delhi Jal Board has either been with him or with his nearest people like Raghav Chaddha and Saurabh Bharadwaj.
  • Delhi Jal Board is still at a loss because using Delhi Jal Board as the medium, various government contracts were being allotted to their contractors at inflated costs…

June 2024

  • Look at the loss of Delhi Jal Board :-

    delhi jal board

  • In 2015, DJB was in profit of Rs 700 crore!

  • DJB is in a loss of Rs 75000 crore in 2024!

Loss of Rs 3,260 crores in the last 4 years!

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Period / Fiscal YearFinancial StatusAmount (in Rs Crore)Remarks
2015Profit+ 700Net positive earnings baseline
2019-20Loss- 440Beginning of the tracked 4-year block
2020-21Loss- 770Loss increased by ~75% year-on-year
2021-22Loss- 1,196Highest individual annual loss recorded
2022-23Loss- 854Slight recovery, but remained deeply in the red
2024 (Cumulative)Total Accumulated Loss- 75,000Overall long-term debt/loss milestone

December 2024

10,000 crore loan seek from centre

Delhi government seeks 10,000 crore loan from centre ahead of assembly elections.

January 2025

Delhi Assembly worked just 74 Days in Last 5 years

  • Only 14 bills were passed by AAP govt in 5 years
  • 5 bills passed for increasing salaries of MLAs
  • 5 bills for GST Amendment
  • Just 1 for Education (they claim to have transformed) Current updates - Video

February 2025

Mohalla clinics to Aayushman Arogya Mandir

  • After BJP's victory in state assembly elections 2025, Mohalla Clinics will be renamed as 'Aayushman Arogya Mandir'
  • Apart from this, BJP govt will investigate the 'Corruption' in Mohalla Clinics.

186 Pakistanis vote after getting citizenship under CAA

After getting citizenship under CAA, 186 Pakistani Hindus voted for the first time in Delhi election.

BJP government after 27 years

  • According to the Election Commission's data, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is poised to form the government in Delhi after a gap of 27 years, since the tenure of its last Chief Minister, Sushma Swaraj.

Social media vs Ground reality

  • Leftist youtuber Meghnad S got only 192 votes from Malviya Nagar constituency.
  • He even failed to beat NOTA which was pressed by 532 voters.
  • Meghnad has 81.8K subscribers on YouTube and he preaches PM Modi about how to run country, what democracy is, and what our foreign policy should be.

Delhi Cabinet with no Dy. CM

S.NoNamePortfolio
1Rekha GuptaCM, Finance, Planning, GAD, WCD, Services, Revenue, Land & Building, I&PR, Vigilance
2Pravesh Sahib SinghPWD, Legislative affairs, I&FC, Water, Gurudwara elections
3Ashish SoodHome, Power, UD, Education, Higher education, Training & Technical education
4Sardar Manjinder Singh SirsaFood and Supplies, Forest & Environment, Industries
5Ravinder Singh (Indraj)Social welfare, SC & ST welfare, Cooperative, Elections
6Kapil MishraLaw & Justice, Labour, Employment, Development, Art & Culture, Language, Tourism
7Dr. Pankaj Kumar SinghHealth & Family welfare, Transport, IT

March 2025

Budget 2025 - ₹ 1 lakh crores

Biggest budget ever and highest spending

  • ₹19,000 Cr – Education
  • ₹13,000 Cr – Health
  • ₹13,000 Cr – Roads & Transport
  • ₹11,000 Cr – Urban Development
  • ₹10,000 Cr – Social Security & Welfare
  • ₹4,000 Cr – Energy
  • ₹2,000 Cr – Rural & Agriculture
  • ₹9,000 Cr – Water & Sanitation
  • ₹100 Cr - 100 Atal canteen across the city for affordable meal in just ₹5.

Classroom Scam by AAP ministers

₹1300 crore Classroom SCAM — President Droupadi Murmu APPROVES registration of FIR against AAP leaders Manish Sisodia & Satyendar Jain.

MoU with Physics Wallah

Delhi Govt signs MoU with Physics Wallah to provide free crash courses for CUET & NEET preparation to 12th pass students.

April 2025

Only voter ID or passports as valid citizenship proof

  • Only voter ID card or passport as valid proof of Indian citizenship from people suspected of being foreign nationals allegedly living illegally: Delhi Police.
  • Aadhaar cards, PAN cards, and ration cards won't be considered.

May 2025

Assembly sessions and bills to be passed

  • The second part of the assembly's budget session, will commence on May 13.
  • The government is likely to pass the Delhi School Education Transparency and Regulation Fees Bill, 2025 to regulate the private school fees.
  • The first budget session started on March 24, and the budget proposed was 1 lakh crore rupees. 1

References

Footnotes

  1. The Hindu - 10.05.2025 ↩

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