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MCD Election Results 2017: List of seats that BJP lost

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) registered a massive victory in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) Elections 2017.

Published date india.com Published: April 26, 2017 3:48 PM IST
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MCD Election Results 2017: List of seats that BJP lost
BJP Delhi chief Manoj Tiwari

New Delhi, April 26: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) registered a massive victory in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) Elections 2017. The BJP won all three corporations – North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC), South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) and East Delhi Municipal Corporation (EDMC). While the BJP won 184 seats, it lost the remaining. Here is the list of seats that the BJP lost:

  1. Holambi Khurd
  2. Bankner
  3. Mukundpur
  4. Timarpur
  5. Malka Ganj
  6. Sarup Nagar
  7. Jahangirpuri
  8. Samaypur Badli
  9. Rithala
  10. Nangal Thakran
  11. Begumpur
  12. Nilathi
  13. Mundka
  14. Aman Vihar
  15. Prem Nagar
  16. Sultanpuri A
  17. Mangolpuri D
  18. Sultanpuri C
  19. Lakshmi Park
  20. Mangolpuri A
  21. Mangolpuri B
  22. Mangolpuri C
  23. Shakur Pur
  24. Ram Pura
  25. Wazir Pur
  26. Nimri Colony
  27. Sangam Park
  28. Shastri Nagar
  29. Kishan Ganj
  30. Anand Parbat
  31. Jama Masjid
  32. Ajmeri Gate
  33. Quraish Nagar
  34. Ballimaran
  35. Dev Nagar
  36. Tagore Garden
  37. Khyala
  38. Subhash Nagar
  39. Tilak Nagar
  40. Sitapuri
  41. Ranhola
  42. Haststal
  43. Bapraula
  44. Nawada
  45. Nangli Sakrawati
  46. Matiala
  47. Ghuman Hera
  48. Dichaon Kalan
  49. Najafgarh
  50. Bijwasan
  51. Kapashera
  52. Darya Ganj
  53. Sidharth Nagar
  54. Andrews Ganj
  55. Lado Sarai
  56. Aya Nagar
  57. Tigri
  58. Deoli
  59. Sangam Vihar A
  60. Madangir
  61. Sangam Vihar C
  62. Sangam Vihar D
  63. Chirag Delhi
  64. Govind Puri
  65. Badarpur
  66. Zakir Nagar
  67. Sarita Vihar
  68. Abul Fazal Enclave
  69. Trilokpuri East
  70. Gharoli
  71. Kalyan Puri
  72. Vinod Nagar
  73. Jhilmil
  74. Nand Nagri
  75. Sunder Nagri
  76. New Seemapuri
  77. Chauhan Banger
  78. Seelampur
  79. Kardam Puri
  80. Mustafabad
  81. Nehru Vihar
  82. Khajoori Khar
  83. Sri Ram Colony

The BJP’s campaign was led by the party’s Delhi chief Manoj Tiwari. Among the star campaigners of the BJP were union leaders Smriti Irani and Rajnath Singh and BJP National President Amit Shah.

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