The BJP has tied up with the LJP and the JD(U) for Delhi assembly polls and has left three seats for the NDA partners after its alliance with the Shiromani Akali Dal fell through.
Trying to repeat its Lok Sabha election performance in which the BJP swept all seven seats in Delhi, the saffron party has pulled out all stops including extending its Bihar alliance to the national capital.
The BJP has tied up with the Lok Janshakti Party and the Janata Dal (United) for Delhi assembly polls and has left three seats for the NDA partners after its alliance with the Shiromani Akali Dal fell through.
Out of 70 seats in Delhi, the BJP is contesting 67 seats while the JD(U) and the LJP have fielded candidates on two and three constituencies, respectively.
Among the notable names revealed in this list are BJP Delhi spokesperson Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga, contesting from the Hari Nagar constituency, and Bhartiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) president Sunil Yadav, contesting the New Delhi seat against Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
In its first list, the BJP had announced candidates, including four women. The party has fielded six women candidates out of 67 seats.
Former AAP legislator Kapil Mishra, who quit the party after being sacked as a minister and subsequently levelled corruption allegations against Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, will contest from Model Town. He had won the 2015 assembly elections on an AAP ticket from Karawal Nagar seat.
Vijender Gupta, one of the three BJP candidates who had won the 2015 election, will contest from his current seat Rohini.
The BJP has also given tickets to three Congress turncoats - Sanjay Singh, Surendra Singh Bittu and SC Vats.
Here is the full list of BJP-JD(U)-LJP candidates for the 2020 Delhi Assembly elections:
| S.N. |
Constituency |
Candidate |
| 1. |
Narela |
Neeldaman Khatri |
| 2. |
Timarpur |
Surendra Singh Bittu |
| 3. |
Adarsh Nagar |
Rajkumar Bhatia |
| 4. |
Badli |
Vijay Bhagat |
| 5. |
Rithala |
Manish Chaudhary |
| 6. |
Bawana (SC) |
Ravindra Kumar |
| 7. |
Munrika |
Master Azad Singh |
| 8. |
Kirari |
Anil Jha |
| 9. |
Sultanpur Majra (SC) |
Ramchandra Chabariya |
| 10. |
Mangolpuri (SC) |
Karam Singh Karma |
| 11. |
Rohini |
Vijendra Gupta |
| 12. |
Shalimar Bagh |
Rekha Gupta |
| 13. |
Shakurbasti |
SP Vats |
| 14. |
Trinagar |
Tilakram Gupta |
| 15. |
Wazirpur |
Dr. Mahendra Nagpal |
| 16. |
Model Town |
Kapil Mishra |
| 17. |
Sadar Bazaar |
Jai Prakash |
| 18. |
Chandni Chowk |
Suman Kumar Gupta |
| 19. |
Matia Mahal |
Ravindra Gupta |
| 20. |
Ballimaran |
Lata Sodhi |
| 21. |
Karol Bagh (SC) |
Yogendra Chandalia |
| 22. |
Patel Nagar (SC) |
Parvesh Ratan |
| 23. |
Moti Nagar |
Subhash Sachdeva |
| 24. |
Madipur (SC) |
Kailash Sankhla |
| 25. |
Tilak Nagar |
Rajiv Babbar |
| 26. |
Janakpuri |
Ashish Sood |
| 27. |
Vikaspuri |
Sanjay Singh |
| 28. |
Uttam Nagar |
Krishna Gehlot |
| 29. |
Dwaraka |
Pardyuman Rajput |
| 30. |
Matialia |
Rajesh Gehlot |
| 31. |
Najafgarh |
Ajit Kharkhari |
| 32. |
Bijwasan |
Satprakash Rana |
| 33. |
Palam |
Vijay Pandit |
| 34. |
Rajinder Nagar |
RP Singh |
| 35. |
Jangpura |
Sardar Imrit Singh Bhakshi |
| 36. |
Malvia Nagar |
Shalendra Singh Monty |
| 37. |
RK Puram |
Anil Sharma |
| 38. |
Chhatarpur |
Brahm Singh Tawar |
| 39. |
Deoli (SC) |
Arvind Kumar |
| 40. |
Ambedkar Nagar (SC) |
Khusi Ram |
| 41. |
Greater Kailash |
Shikha Rai |
| 42. |
Tughlkabad extension |
Vikram Badhuri |
| 43. |
Badarpur |
Ramvir Singh Bidhuri |
| 44. |
Okhla |
Brahm Singh |
| 45. |
Trilokpuri |
Kiran Vaid |
| 46. |
Kondli |
Rajkumar Dhillo |
| 47. |
Patparganj |
Ravi Negi |
| 48. |
Laxmi Nagar |
Abhay Kumar Varma |
| 49. |
Vishwas Nagar |
OP Sharma |
| 50. |
Gandhi Nagar |
Anil Vajpayee |
| 51. |
Rohtas Nagar |
Jitendra Mahajan |
| 52. |
Seelampur |
Kaushal Mishra |
| 53. |
Ghonda |
Ajay Mahawar |
| 54. |
Babarpur |
Naresh Gaur |
| 55. |
Gokalpur (SC) |
Ranjit Kashyap |
| 56. |
Mustafabad |
Jagdish Pradhan |
| 57. |
Karawal Nagar |
Mohan Singh Bisht |
| 58. |
Nangloi Jat |
Sumanlata Shaukeen |
| 59. |
Rajouri Garden |
Ramesh Khanna |
| 60. |
Hari Nagar |
Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga |
| 61. |
Delhi Cantonment |
Manish Singh |
| 62. |
New Delhi |
Sunil Yadav |
| 63. |
Kasturba Nagar |
Ravinder Choudhary |
| 64. |
Mehrauli |
Kusum Khatri |
| 65. |
Kalkaji |
Dharamveer Singh |
| 66. |
Krishna Nagar |
Anil Goyal |
| 67. |
Shahdara |
Sanjay Goyal |
| 68. |
Seema Puri |
Sant Lal Chawariya (LJP) |
| 69. |
Burari |
Shailendra Kumar (JDU) |
| 70. |
Sangam Vihar |
SCL Gupta (JDU) |
Delhi Assembly elections will be held on February 8 while counting of votes will be conducted on February 11.
The ruling AAP is locked in a triangular contest with the BJP and the Congress but is favourite to retain the Union Territory.
The Kejriwal-led AAP had won 67 seats in the 70-member assembly in 2015 assembly elections, defying all expectations. While the party hopes to repeat its performance.
The BJP could only win three seats out of 70 it contested.
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