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People of Ballimaran, known for its historical significance and vibrant community, await the results of the assembly elections. The Delhi assembly elections, held on the 5th of February, are now at the crucial juncture and results are going to unfold. Ballimaran is a place that resonates with history and legacy, from being the residence of the renowned poet Mirza Ghalib to its eclectic architectural delights. In this engrossing chapter of Ballimaran’s political journey, questions loom large. Will the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) secure a third consecutive win? Or will Congress reclaim its stronghold? And what about the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which is yet to gain a footing here?
Ballimaran has unfurled an intriguing political tapestry over the years. Once dominated by the seasoned politician Haroon Yusuf of Congress, who won five times and served as a minister in Sheila Dikshit’s government, the narrative shifted in 2015. AAP’s candidate, Imran Hussain, emerged as the winner and retained it in 2020. It’s a seat that mirrors the unpredictable shifts in voter sentiment.
This time, the stakes are indeed high. For Congress, it’s about reclaiming past glory, with Haroon Yusuf again at the forefront. The AAP is fielding Imran Hussain for a third consecutive term. The BJP, breaking from the norm, has pinned its hopes on Kamal Bagri, a local councilor trying to pull off an upset.
Do stay tuned as we bring you updates from the heart of Ballimaran, where history meets the ballot.
AAP’s candidate Imran Hussain won from Ballimaran assembly seat in Delhi, as per the EC. He secured 57,004 votes and won by 29,823 votes.
IMRAN HUSSAIN – 57,004 (+29,823) (WINNER)
KAMAL BAGRI – 27,181 (-29,823)
HAROON YUSUF – 13,059 (-43,945)
Election Commission of India (ECI) releases the vote of each candidate in the fray from the Balliamran assembly constituency after the 12th round of counting.
IMRAN HUSSAIN – 57004 (+29823)
KAMAL BAGRI – 27181 (-29823)
HAROON YUSUF – 13059 (-43945)
AAP’s candidate Imran Hussain leads from Ballimaran seat, as per the trends. He is leading by 29,823 votes after the 12th round of counting, says ECI data. According to trends, BJP crossed the majority mark and is leading on 48 seats.
Election Commission of India (ECI) releases the vote of each candidate in the fray from the Balliamran assembly constituency after the 11th round of counting.
IMRAN HUSSAIN – 55897 (+29887)
KAMAL BAGRI – 26010 (-29887)
HAROON YUSUF – 12817 (-43080)
AAP’s candidate Imran Hussain leads from Ballimaran seat, as per the trends. He is leading by 29,887 votes after the 11th round of counting, says ECI data. According to trends, BJP crossed the majority mark and is leading on 46 seats.
Delhi Assembly Elections 2025: Celebration erupts outside BJP's office in Delhi as Election Commission trends show the party's return to the national capital with a two-third majority.
#watch | Celebration erupts outside BJP's office in Delhi as Election Commission trends of #delhielectionresults show the party's return to the national capital with a two-third majority pic.twitter.com/6pasiDy2Ui
— ANI (@ANI) February 8, 2025
Election Commission of India (ECI) releases the vote of each candidate in the fray from the Balliamran assembly constituency after the 10th round of counting.
IMRAN HUSSAIN – 50365 (+26770)
KAMAL BAGRI – 23595 (-26770)
HAROON YUSUF – 11681 (-38684)
AAP’s candidate Imran Hussain leads from Ballimaran seat, as per the trends. He is leading by 26,770 votes after the 10th round of counting, says ECI data. According to trends, BJP crossed the majority mark and is leading on 46 seats.
Election Commission of India (ECI) releases the vote of each candidate in the fray from the Balliamran assembly constituency after the 9th round of counting.
IMRAN HUSSAIN – 46095 (+25744)
KAMAL BAGRI – 20351 (-25744)
HAROON YUSUF – 10784 (-35311)
AAP’s candidate Imran Hussain leads from Ballimaran seat, as per the trends. He is leading by 25,744 votes after the 9th round of counting, says ECI data. According to trends, BJP crossed the majority mark and is leading on 46 seats.
Delhi Assembly Elections 2025: BJP supporters gather outside the party's office as official trends indicating BJP's victory in the National Capital. BJP is leading in 45 seats; AAP in 25; as per Election Commission trends.
#watch | Delhi | BJP supporters gather outside the party's office as official trends of #delhielectionresults indicating BJP's comeback in the National CapitalBJP is leading in 41 seats; AAP in 29; as per Election Commission trends pic.twitter.com/16GsvmqR5p
— ANI (@ANI) February 8, 2025
Election Commission of India (ECI) releases the vote of each candidate in the fray from the Balliamran assembly constituency after the 8th round of counting.
IMRAN HUSSAIN – 38608 (+19326)
KAMAL BAGRI – 19282 (-19326)
HAROON YUSUF – 9570 (-29038)
AAP’s candidate Imran Hussain leads from Ballimaran seat as per the trends. He is leading by 19,326 votes after the 8th round of counting, says ECI data. According to trends, BJP crossed the majority mark and is leading on 45 seats.
Election Commission of India (ECI) releases the vote of each candidate in the fray from the Balliamran assembly constituency after the 7th round of counting.
IMRAN HUSSAIN – 33376 (+15302)
KAMAL BAGRI – 18074 (-15302)
HAROON YUSUF – 8561 (-24815)
AAP’s candidate Imran Hussain leads from Ballimaran seat as per the trends. He is leading by 15,302 votes after the 7th round of counting, says ECI data. According to trends, BJP crossed the majority mark and is leading on 42 seats.
Delhi Assembly Elections 2025: BJP widens the gap and is now leading on 43 seats in trends, says ECI data. Meanwhile, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leads on 37 seats in trends.
Delhi Assembly Elections 2025: BJP supporters celebrate as the party surges ahead of AAP with lead in 41/70 assembly constituencies. AAP is leading on 29 in trends.
#delhielectionresults | BJP supporters celebrate as the party surges ahead of AAP with lead in 42/70 assembly constituencies pic.twitter.com/1AIEJf5yXZ
— ANI (@ANI) February 8, 2025
Election Commission of India (ECI) releases the vote of each candidate in the fray from the Balliamran assembly constituency after the 6th round of counting.
IMRAN HUSSAIN – 28514 (+13329)
KAMAL BAGRI – 15185 (-13329)
HAROON YUSUF – 7275 (-21239)
AAP’s candidate Imran Hussain leads from Ballimaran seat as per the early trends. He got 28,514 votes after the 6th round of counting, says ECI data. According to trends, BJP crossed the majority mark and is leading on 39 seats.
Election Commission of India (ECI) releases the vote of each candidate in the fray from the Balliamran assembly constituency after the 5th round of counting.
IMRAN HUSSAIN – 21945 (+7933)
KAMAL BAGRI – 14012 (-7933)
HAROON YUSUF – 5896 (-16049)
AAP’s candidate Imran Hussain leads from Ballimaran seat as per the early trends. He got 21,945 votes after the 5th round of counting, says ECI data. According to early trends, BJP crossed the majority mark and is leading on 41 seats.
Delhi Assembly Elections 2025: BJP's vote percentage in Delhi slips below 50% mark in trends, as per the ECI Data.
Vote Share Of Parties:
BJP - 47.50%
AAP - 42.92%
Others- 9.58%
Delhi Assembly Elections 2025: AAP narrows the gap and is now leading on 30 seats, says ECI data. BJP leads on 40 seats in trends.
Election Commission of India (ECI) releases vote of each candidate in the fray from the Balliamran assembly constituency after the forth round of counting.
IMRAN HUSSAIN – 14857 (+1647)
KAMAL BAGRI – 13210 (-1647)
HAROON YUSUF – 4791 (-10066)
AAP’s candidate Imran Hussain leads from Ballimaran seat as per the early trends. He got 14,857 votes after the fourth round of counting, says ECI data. According to early trends, BJP crossed the majority mark and is leading on 40 seats.
BJP’s margin is more than 10,000 votes in 5 Assembly Seats, AAP leads with more than 10,000 votes in 3 Seats.
BJP leads in following seats with more than 10,000 votes:
Karawal Nagar
Mustafabad
Tri Nagar
Shalimar Bagh
Bawana
AAP leads in Chandni Chowk, Tilak Nagar, Badarpur
Delhi Assembly Elections 2025: Election Commission releases trend of all 70 seats. BJP is leading on 43 assembly seats, while AAP trails behind with lead on 27 seats.
Election Commission of India (ECI) releases vote of each candidate in the fray from the Balliamran assembly constituency after third round of counting.
IMRAN HUSSAIN – 11278 (+1824)
KAMAL BAGRI – 9454 (-1824)
HAROON YUSUF – 3747 (-7531)
AAP’s candidate Imran Hussain continues to lead from Ballimaran seat as per the early trends. He secured 11,278 votes after the third round of counting, says ECI data. According to early trends, BJP crossed the majority mark and is leading on 39 seats.
Delhi Assembly Elections 2025: Vishwas Nagar records 5 rounds of vote counting as of now. This is highest among Delhi assembly seats. Most of the seats witnessed one or two rounds of vote counting as yet, says Election Commission Of India's (ECI) data.
According to Election Commission of India (ECI), BJP crosses the majority mark. Leads on 37 seats in early trends. AAP trails behind with 20 seats.
Election Commission of India (ECI) releases vote of each candidate in the fray from the Balliamran assembly constituency after second round of counting.
IMRAN HUSSAIN – 7382 (+476)
KAMAL BAGRI – 6906 (-476)
HAROON YUSUF – 2030 (-5352)
AAP’s candidate Imran Hussain leads from Ballimaran seat as per the early trends. According to early trends, BJP crossed the majority mark and is leading on 37 seats.
Election Commission of India (ECI) releases vote of each candidate in the fray from the Balliamran assembly constituency after first round of counting.
KAMAL BAGRI - 4211 (+214)
IMRAN HUSSAIN - 3997 (-214)
HAROON YUSUF - 786 (-3425)
AAP’s candidate Imran Hussain trails from Ballimaran seat as per the early trends. According to early trends, BJP's Kamal Bagri secures the lead in Ballimaran.
According to early trends, BJP crosses the majority mark. Leads on 38 seats. AAP trails behind with 30 seats. Congress leads on 1 assembly seat.
According to early trends, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) crosses the majority mark. Leads on 37 seats.
AAP's candidate Imran Hussain continues to lead from Ballimaran seat as per the early trends. According to early trends, AAP is near to cross the majority mark and is leading on 33 seats.
In the 2020 Assembly elections also, Imran Hussain from AAP emerged as the winner with 65,644 votes. He secured a victory with a margin of 36,172 votes and received 64.65% of the total votes.
In the 2015 Assembly elections, AAP candidate Imran Hussain emerged victorious with a significant lead, securing 57,118 votes and a 59.71% vote share. His winning margin was substantial, with 33,877 votes separating him from the runner-up.
Ballimaran recorded the voter turnout of 63.9%, with 98,119 out of 1,53,556 electors casting their vote, as per the data published by the Delhi Chief Electoral Officer.
Aam Aadmi Party's (AAP) Imran Hussain is leading from the constituency. BJP candidate Kamal Bagri and Congress' Haroon Yusuf are trailing.
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