Laxmi Nagar Assembly Election 2025 Results have been announced, and Bhartiya Janta Party's (BJP) Abhay Verma has emerged victorious, winning the seat with a margin of 11,542 votes. He defeated Aam Admi Party's (AAP) B.B. Tyagi, who secured 54,148 votes.
Laxmi Nagar is one of the 70 assembly constituencies in Delhi and forms part of East Delhi. This seat was formed in 2022 following a reorganization by the Delimitation constituency. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are the main political parties in the constituency. The polling was held on February 5, 2025, with a voter turnout of 60.87 per cent.
Laxmi Nagar Assembly Constituency: Candidates and Key contest
BBP Tyagi from AAP is contesting against BJP's Abhay Kumar Verma and congress candidate Sumit Sharma in the upcoming Delhi polls from the Laxmi Nagar seat.
| Candidates | Party | Votes Received |
| Anima Ojha | Right to Recall Party | 45 |
| Gandhi Ji Gautam | Aazad Samaj Party (Kanshi Ram) | 172 |
| Jagdish Kumar Garg | IND | 74 |
| Abhay Kumar Verma | BJP | 65,560 |
| Kusum Banwal | Peoples Party of India (Democratic) | 44 |
| Mohd Waqar Choudhary | BSP | 382 |
| Deepak Pandey | Magadh Congress of India | 107 |
| Sumit Sharma | INC | 4,277 |
| Vimal Kumar Saxena | IND | 69 |
| B B Tyagi | AAP | 54,148 |
| Namaha | NCP | 48 |
| Vikas Kaushik | Aapsi Sahyog Party | 133 |
| Ismail | Voice of Awam Party | 32 |
| Danveer | Rashtra Nirman Party | 41 |
| NOTA | None of the Above | 680 |
Highlights:
7.39 am: Vote counting will begin at 8.00 am.
8.00 am: Voting begins.
8.14 am: BJP takes lead in early trends.
9.24 am: BJP's Abhay Verma takes the lead in early trends.
9.50 am: BJP's Abhya Verma is leading with 5,896 votes.
10.18 am: Aam Admi Party's BB Tyagi ahead of BJP with a margin of 2,019 votes.
11.04 am: Aam Admi Party's BB Tyagi is in the lead with 16,911 votes, whereas BJP's Abhay Verma is trailing with 14,892 votes, showing a difference of 2,019 votes. Congress party's Sumit Sharma is trailing with 1,048 votes, according to trends.
11.24 am: Aam Admi Party's BB Tyagi is still in the lead with 22,025 votes, and BJP's Abhay Verma is trailing with 19,788, showing a difference of 2,237 votes, according to trends.
11.35 am: BJP's Abhay Verma again is in the lead with 25,948 votes, while Aam Aadmi Party's BB Tyagi is trailing with 25,518 votes, according to trends.
11.46 am: There is an intense competition between BJP and AAP. BJP's Abhay Verma is leading with 31905 votes, while Aam Aadmi Party's BB Tyagi is trailing with 30,043 votes, according to trends.
Noon: There is a close competition between BJP and AAP. Bharatiya Janata Party's Abhay Verma is leading with 31905 votes, and Aam Aadmi Party's BB Tyagi is trailing with a margin of 1,862 votes, according to trends.
12.49 pm: After 9 rounds of counting process, Bhartiya Janta Party's Abhay Verma is leading with 48790, while Aam Aadmi Party's BB Tyagi is trailing with 42,289 votes.
1: 23 pm: BJP's Abhay Verma is leading with 54,959 votes, while Aam Aadmi Party's BB Tyagi is trailing with 46,218 votes and Indian National Congress's Devendra Yadav is trailing with 3,460 votes, as per trends.
2.15 pm: After 12 rounds of voting, Bhartiya Janta Party's Abhay Verma has emerged as a winner. He secured 65,560 votes, as per trends.
What happened in 2020 and 2015?
In the 2020 Assembly Elections, Abhay Verma from BJP won the seat with a margin of 880 votes. Abhay Verma polled 65,735 votes with a vote share of 48.04 % and defeated Nitin Tyagi from AAP who got 64,855 votes (47.40 %).
In the 2015 Assembly Elections, Nitin Tyagi from AAP won the seat and was polled 58,229 votes with a vote share of 42.55%. BJP candidate B. B. Tyagi got 53,383 votes (39.01 %) and was the runner-up. Nitin Tyagi defeated B. B. Tyagi by a margin of 4,846 votes.