1 / 14Aam Aadmi Party's Amanatullah Khan won the Okhla seat by over 70,000 votes, defeating BJP's Braham Singh.
2 / 14In Matia Mahal, AAP’s Shoaib Iqbal won convincingly against Ravinder Gupta of the BJP and Mirza Javed Ali of the Congress with 50,241 votes. ( Image: Facebook)
3 / 14In Burari, AAP’s Sanjeev Jha won against Shailendra Kumar of JD(U) with over 80,000 votes. ( Image: Twitter)
4 / 14Mukesh Kumar Ahlawat of AAP won against BJP’s Ram Chander Chawriya in Sultanpur Majra by close to 50,000 votes. (Image: Twitter)
5 / 14AAP's Rajendra Pal Gautam defeated BJP’s Sant Lal by over 56,105 votes in the reserved seat of Seema Puri. (Image: Twitter)
6 / 14In the reserved category seat of Deoli, Prakash Jarwal of AAP won with a margin of 40,173 votes. (Image: Twitter).
7 / 14Ajay Dutt (Ambedkar Nagar (SC): In the reserved seat of Ambedkar Nagar, AAP’s Dutt had cornered 62.25 percent of the votes at the last count, winning against Khushiram Chunar of the BJP by over 25,000 votes. (Image: Ajay Dutt twitter handle)
8 / 14Imran Hussain (Ballimaran): Close to two-thirds of the Ballimaran voters had chosen AAP’s Hussain as their representative. He got 65,644 votes, which is about 35,000 more than BJP’s Lata, who was a distant second with 29.03 percent vote share. (Image: Screen-grab from AAP video)
9 / 14Pralad Singh Sawhney (Chandni Chowk): Sawhney had tallied over two-thirds of the Chandni Chowk votes. In comparison, the BJP’s Suman Kumar Jha had 27.6 percent of the votes. (Image: AAP campaign Facebook)
10 / 14Surendra Kumar (Gokalpur (SC)): More than half of the voters had favoured Kumar.He got 88,452 against BJP’s Ranjeet Singh, who received 68,964 votes. (Image: Network18)
11 / 14Haji Yunus (Mustafabad): AAP’s Yunus had lost to the BJP’s Jagdish Pradhan in 2015, but the roles have reversed this year. Yunus won by over 20,000 votes. (Image: Haji Yunus twitter)
12 / 14Raj Kumar Anand (Patel Nagar): AAP’s Anand won against BJP’s Pravesh Nath by over 30,000 votes.(Image: AAP-twitter)
13 / 14Raghav Chadha (Rajinder Nagar): Chadha registered his second successive win from the Rajinder Nagar constituency, trouncing Sardar RP Singh of the BJP by over 20,000 votes.
14 / 14Jarnail Singh (Tilak Nagar): Singh had cornered more than twice his nearest rival, the BJP’s Rajiv Babbar.He got 62,436 votes, against 34,407 votes received by Babbar. (Image: Jarnail-Singh-AAP-twitter)
