Delhi Assembly Elections: BJP released second list of 29 candidates, Kapil Mishra got ticket from Karawal Nagar.

New Delhi: Bharatiya Janata Party has released the second list of 29 candidates in Delhi Assembly elections. Earlier on January 4, the party had released the names of 29 candidates. Now only 12 seats are left where the matter is stuck. In the second list, the ticket of current MLA Mohan Singh Bisht from Karawal Nagar has been canceled and Kapil Mishra has been made a candidate in his place. From Moti Nagar, the party has given ticket to Harish Khurana, son of former Delhi Chief Minister Madan Lal Khurana. The party has once again expressed confidence in Abhay Verma from Laxminagar. Five women are also included in this list.

Fielded candidates on 58 seats

BJP had released its first list on January 4, in which the party had announced the names of 29 candidates. The BJP announced its second list of 29 candidates, a day after the Central Election Committee met at the BJP headquarters on Friday to finalize the names of the remaining 41 candidates for the Delhi Assembly elections. BJP has so far announced its candidates on 58 seats.

Elections in Delhi on 5 February

Delhi will go to polls in a single phase on 5 February 2025 and counting of votes will take place on 8 February and results will be declared. Four sitting MLAs were given tickets in the first list of BJP. The party has fielded Pravesh Verma against Arvind Kejriwal from New Delhi seat. Two women were given tickets in the first list of BJP.

See the second list of BJP candidates

Timarpur – Surya Prakash Khatri Narela – Raj Karan Khatri Kirari – Bajrang Shukla Chandni Chowk – Satish Jain Sultanpur Majra (SC) – Karm Singh Karma Mundka – Gajendra Daral Sadar Bazar – Manoj Kumar Jindal Matia Mahal – Deepti Indora Harinagar – Shyam Sharma Shakur Basti – Karnail Singh Ballimaran – Kamal Bagri Madipur (SC) – Urmila Kailash Gangwal Tilak Nagar – Shweta Saini Uttam Nagar – Pawan Sharma Vikaspur – Pankaj Kumar Singh Najafgarh – Neelam Pahalwan Kasturba Nagar – Neeraj Basoya Matiyala – Sandeep Sehrawat Dwarka – Pradyuman Rajput Palam – Kuldeep Solanki Rajinder Nagar – Umang Bajaj Tughlakabad – Rohtas Bidhuri Okhla – Manish Choudhary Laxmi Nagar – Abhay Verma Seelampur – Anil Gaur Kapil Mishra – Karawal Nagar Harish Khurana – Motinagar Priyanka Gautam – Kondli Trinagar – Tilak Ram Gupta

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