Union Minister Athawale's entry in Delhi elections, candidates fielded on 15 seats, given a chance against Kejriwal

By News Update On Jan 12, 2025

Delhi Assembly Election 2025: NDA's ally Union Minister Ramdas Athawale's party has entered the Delhi elections. Ramdas Athawale's party Republican Party of India (A) is going to try its luck in 15 assembly seats of Delhi. RPI(A) has released its list of candidates for Delhi elections.

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Let us tell you that the party Republican Party of India (A) is an ally of the NDA government at the Centre. The Central Election Committee has approved the names of candidates for 15 seats of Delhi Assembly. The party has released the list of candidates on Saturday.

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These include Delhi's Tughlakabad, Badarpur, Chandni Chowk, Palam, New Delhi, Laxmi Nagar, Narela, Sangam Vihar, Sadar Bazar, Malviya Nagar, Sultanpur Majri, Kondli, Timarpur, Matiala Mahal and Patparganj seats. RPI(A) has also fielded four women.

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View list of RPI (A) candidates

Tajinder Singh from Sangam Vihar
Manisha from Sardar Bazar
Ram Naresh Nishad from Malviya Nagar
Manzoor Ali from Tughlakabad
Harshit Tyagi from Badarpur
Sachin Gupta from Chandni Chowk
Manoj Kashyap from Matiyala Mahal
Sultanpur Majri (SC) to Lakshmi
Asha Kamble from Kondli (SC)
Deepak Chawla from Timarpur
Virendra Tiwari from Palam
Shubhi Saxena from New Delhi
Patparganj to Ranjeet
Vijay Pal Singh from Laxmi Nagar
Narela to Kanhaiya

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RPI(A) has fielded four women candidates. New Delhi seat is also included in them. The party has given ticket to Shubhi Saxena against former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and BJP's Pravesh Verma. Congress has made Sandeep Dixit its candidate for this seat.

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Odds of a triangular contest

It is noteworthy that voting will be held in all 70 assembly seats of Delhi on 5th February while the election results will be declared three days later on 8th February. There is a possibility of a triangular contest in the Delhi Assembly elections. The main contest in Delhi elections is between AAP, BJP and Congress but some other regional parties are also seen trying their luck.

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