Delhi Assembly Election 2025: The BJP has returned to power to the capital Delhi after nearly 27 years, for which the party spent crores of rupees. At the same time, Arvind Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi Party was far behind the BJP in terms of spending money.

In the 2025 assembly elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party spent a total of Rs 57.65 crore, while the Congress, who was second, spent a total of 46.19 crore. Arvind Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi Party stood at number three after spending Rs 14.51 crore. This information has been revealed from the report of the expenses submitted by the political parties to the Election Commission.

BJP spent Rs 18.51 crore on party candidates

According to the BJP’s expenditure report, the party’s central headquarters received Rs 87.79 crore during the election process. BJP spent Rs 39.15 crore out of a total of Rs 57.65 crore spent on the party’s campaign and Rs 18.51 crore on the party candidates.

Kejriwal’s party spent a total of Rs 14.51 crore

After 10 years of rule, the Aam Aadmi Party, which was out of power in the capital, received a total of Rs 16.10 crore during the election. Kejriwal’s party spent a total of Rs 14.51 crore. Out of these, 12.12 crore and 2.39 crore rupees were spent on the party’s campaign.

Congress spends 46 crores

The Congress spent a total of Rs 46.19 crore, out of which the party spent Rs 40.13 crore on campaigning and Rs 6.06 crore on the party’s candidates. In the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025, the BJP won the historic victory and won 48 out of 70 seats. The Aam Aadmi Party won 22 seats. The Congress once again failed to open its account.

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Delhi Assembly Elections 2025: The Aam Aadmi Party has suffered defeat in the Delhi Assembly elections. The BJP is going to form government in Delhi after 27 years. After the defeat in these elections, TMC MP Saugat Roy has given a big statement.

He has said that India coalition parties have to understand that they will have to fight together, otherwise it will be like Delhi. In the Delhi assembly elections, the Aam Aadmi Party and Congress were seen contesting separate elections.

TMC MP Saugat Roy said this

TMC MP Saugat Roy said, “People in Delhi voted against the Aam Aadmi Party, our party supported AAP, but to be honest, there was a complaint of people against Aadhri Party. The liquor scam was affected. The BJP tried a lot and won. Now they will become more aggressive in the country and take forward their agenda. If the parties of India alliance will fight together, then there will TMC is, Bengal cannot be compared to Delhi or any other state. Every street of Bengal is TMC, here we will win. “

He further said, “India coalition parties have to understand that if everyone stays in their Ego, then it will be like Delhi recently. The Trinamool Congress will win in Bengal, there is Mamta Banerjee in every locality.

‘Failed to keep the ahem away’

At the same time, Rohit Pawar, MLA of the Nationalist Congress Party (Sharadchandra Pawar), said on Saturday that the constituents of the opposition ‘India’ alliance failed to keep their importance away, due to which the BJP finally won the Delhi Assembly elections.

Pawar, MLA from Karjat Jamkhed in Ahilyanagar district of Maharashtra, said in a post on social media forum ‘X’ that the difference of victory of BJP candidates in more than 15 seats in this election is less than the votes received by the candidates who have been ranked third. He said that by considering these figures, it is clear that if the ‘India’ alliance had been united then the BJP would not have won more than 20 seats.