Najafgarh Assembly constituency

Najafgarh Assembly constituency is one of the 70 Delhi Legislative Assembly constituencies of the National Capital Territory in northern India.

Najafgarh
Constituency for the Delhi Legislative Assembly
Constituency details
CountryIndia
RegionNorth India
StateDelhi
DistrictWest Delhi
Member of Legislative Assembly
Incumbent
PartyAAP
Elected year1993

Overview

Present geographical structure of Najafgarh constituency came into existence in 2008 as a part of the implementation of the recommendations of the Delimitation Commission of India constituted in 2002.[1] Najafgarh is part of West Delhi Lok Sabha constituency along with nine other Assembly segments, namely, Madipur, Rajouri Garden, Hari Nagar, Tilak Nagar, Janakpuri, Vikaspuri, Dwarka, Matiala and Uttam Nagar.

Members of Legislative Assembly

Key   Independent   BJP   INC   AAP

ElectionMemberParty
1993 Suraj Parshad Paliwal Independent
1998 Kanwal Singh Yadav Indian National Congress
2003 Ranbir Singh Kharb Independent
2008 Bharat Singh
2013 Ajeet Singh Kharkhari Bhartiya Janta Party
2015 Kailash Gahlot Aam Aadmi Party
2020

Election results

2020

 


 
Delhi Assembly elections, 2020: Najafgarh


Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±%









AAP
Kailash Gahlot 
81,507 
49.86 
+15.24 






BJP
Ajeet Singh Kharkhari
75,276
46.05
+21.48






INC
Sahab Singh
2,379
1.46
-3.63






NOTA
None of the above
736
0.45
+0.12






Majority
6,231
3.81
+2.84






Turnout
1,63,517
64.93
-4.09







AAP hold
Swing
+15.24















    
2015

    



 
Delhi Assembly elections, 2015: Najafgarh[2]


Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±%









AAP
Kailash Gahlot
55,598
34.62
+18.77






INLD
Bharat Singh
54,043
33.65
+2.65






BJP
Ajeet Singh Kharkhari
39,462
24.57
-8.70






INC
Jai Kishan Sharma
8,180
5.09
-2.30






BSP
Ram Singh
1,108
4.60
-2.75






NOTA
None
535
0.33







Majority
1,555
0.97
-5.82






Turnout
1,60,765
69.02








AAP gain from BJP
Swing
+18.77















    
2013

    



 
Delhi Assembly elections, 2013: Najafgarh


Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±%









BJP
Ajeet Singh Kharkhari
54,358
33.27
+24.53






INLD
Bharat Singh
44,590
31.00







AAP
Mukesh Kumar Dagar
22,798
15.85







INC
Bijander Dutt
10,633
7.39
-14.67






BSP
Ajit Singh
6,618
4.60
-13.15






Independent
Neelam
2,660
1.85







SP
Om Prakash Singh
513
0.36
+0.15






Proutist Bloc
Baidyanath Sah
312
0.22







Independent
Pankaj
237
0.16







Independent
Inderjit
232
0.16







RBHP
Bimla
138
0.10







NOTA
None
733
0.51







Majority
9,768
6.79
-4.40






Turnout
1,44,153
67.96








BJP gain from Independent
Swing
+24.53















    
2008

    

 

 
Delhi Assembly elections, 2008: Najafgarh[3]


Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±%









Independent
Bharat Singh
34,028
33.25







INC
Kanwal Singh Yadav
22,575
22.06
-6.35






BSP
Bijander Dutt
18,164
17.75
+11.65






BJP
Rajesh Sharma
13,576
13.27
+4.65






Independent
Ranbir Singh Kharb
11,620
11.36
-35.54






Independent
Shyam Kumar
585
0.57







Independent
Ramphal Shaokin
541
0.53







Independent
Dinesh Kumar
255
0.25







Independent
Raghunandan Sharma
252
0.25







SP
Om Prakash Singh
215
0.21







Independent
Vedpal Singh
210
0.21







Independent
Raj Kumar
137
0.13







ABSP
Krishan Kumar
105
0.10







Independent
Jitender Kumar
65
0.06







Majority
11,453
11.19
-7.30






Turnout
102,328
59.1
+0.47







Independent hold
Swing
















    
2003

    



 
Delhi Assembly elections, 2003: Najafgarh[4]


Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±%









Independent
Ranbir Singh
43,342
46.90







INC
Kanwal Singh
26,252
28.41
+0.39






BJP
Jai Om Dagar
7,970
8.62







INLD
Bharat Singh
7,460
8.07
-12.35






BSP
Subhash
5,638
6.10
+3.26






Independent
Har Prasad Prajapati
451
0.49







Independent
Sheela Devi
338
0.37







Independent
Bhram Sharma
230
0.25







Independent
Bal Raj Singh
152
0.16







Independent
Ram Avtar
143
0.15







Independent
Suresh Kumar Chauhan
131
0.14







SHSP
S S Goswami
120
0.13







Independent
Anirudh Kumar
96
0.10







Independent
Devender Singh
83
0.09







Majority
17,090
18.49
+16.07






Turnout
92,406
58.63
+2.85







Independent gain from INC
Swing
















    
1998

    



 
Delhi Assembly elections, 1998: Najafgarh[5]


Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±%









INC
Kanwal Singh
21,111
28.02
+12.49






Independent
Jai Kishan Sharma
19,284
25.60







INLD
Pritam Singh
15,382
20.42







RJD
Jagbir
6,244
8.29







Independent
Jai Om Dagar
5,980
7.94







Independent
Rajesh Sharma
3,170
4.21







BSP
Rameshwar Singh
2,142
2.84
-1.63






JD
Vijay Pal
875
1.16
-14.65






Independent
Dinesh Kumar Bharadwaj
465
0.62







Independent
Mahavir Singh
292
0.39
+0.24






SP
Sameer Singh
165
0.22
-0.75






Independent
Satvir Singh Goswamy
110
0.15







Independent
Rajesh Kumar
83
0.11







Independent
Krishna Choudhary
36
0.05







Majority
1,827
2.42
-7.26






Turnout
75,339
61.48
-4.94







INC gain from Independent
Swing
+12.49















    
1993

    



 
Delhi Assembly elections, 1993: Najafgarh[6]


Party
Candidate
Votes
%
±%









Independent
Suraj Prasad
19,582
35.23







BJP
Ran Singh
14,203
25.55







JD
Jai Om Dagar
8,785
15.81







INC
Ram Kala
8,629
15.53







BSP
Rameshwar
2,487
4.47







Independent
Sat Pal Malik
733
1.32







SP
Chand Singh Dagar
539
0.97







Independent
Suraj Bhan
211
0.38







JP
Dev Raj Singh Raghav
143
0.26







Independent
Ved Varat Dagar
112
0.20







Independent
Mahavir Singh
86
0.15







Independent
Shiv Singh Bhandari
42
0.08







Doordarshi Party
Ram Bilas
28
0.05







Majority
5,379
9.68







Turnout
55,580
66.42








Independent hold
Swing

















    
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References

    



  1.  "Delimitation of Parliamentary and Assembly Constituencies Order, 2008" (PDF). The Election Commission of India. p. 549.
  2.  "Statistical Report on General Election, 2015 to the Legislative Assembly of NCT of Delhi". eci.gov.in. Election Commission of India. Retrieved 28 October 2021.
  3.  2008 Election Commission of India
  4.  2003 Election Commission of India
  5.  1998 Election Commission of India
  6.  1993 Election Commission of India





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