List of candidates for Deoli Constituency 2015
The table below shows who are the contesting BJP, Congress, independent etc. candidates from the Deoli Assembly Constituency in the Delhi Assembly (Vidhan Sabha) Elections 2015.| Deoli , Constituency No -(47) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Election Date | Feb 7, 2015 | |
| Result Date | Feb 10, 2015 | |
| Election Symbol | Political Party | Candidate Name |
 | BSP | Dalchand Kapil |
 | AAP | Prakash |
 | BJP | Arvind Kumar |
 | INC | Rajesh Chauhan |
 | HCP | Padma Rani |
| Samras Samaj Party | Siyaram Rajora |
About Deoli Assembly (Vidhan Sabha) Constituency
Deoli is located in South Delhi district. An assembly constituency reserved for the Scheduled Castes (SC), Deoli belongs to South Delhi parliamentary constituency. It came into existence after the implementation of the recommendations of the Delimitation Commission of India. Prakash Jarwal of AAP is the present MLA from the constituency. He defeated Gagan Rana of BJP in the 2013 assembly polls.Map of Deoli Assembly Constituency
Map showing the different localities of the Deoli Assembly Constituency.
Sitting and previous MLAs from Deoli Assembly Constituency
Below is the list of winners and runners-up in the Deoli assembly elections conducted so far.| Year | A.C No. | Assembly Constituency Name | Type | Winner | Gender | Party | Vote | Runner Up | Gender | Party | Vote |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 | 47 | Deoli | (SC) | Prakash | M | AAP | 96530 | Arvind Kumar | M | BJP | 32593 |
| 2013 | 47 | Deoli | (SC) | Prakash | M | AAP | 51646 | Gagan Rana | M | BJP | 34538 |
| 2008 | 47 | Deoli | (SC) | Arvinder Singh | M | INC | 41497 | Lal | M | BSP | 24869 |
Localities in Deoli Assembly Constituency
All the localities of Deoli Assembly Constituency and areas covered by respective localities are enlisted in the table below:| Locality Name | Areas falling under the Locality |
|---|---|
| Dakshinpuri Extension | 1 - Blk No 13, Dakshin Puri Ext1 - Block 13 Kabir Mandir, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr Ambd Ngr, 2 - Block 13 Dakshinpuri Ext, Dr Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block-7, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr.Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block -6, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr. Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block -6, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr. Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block-6, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr. Ambedkar Nagar, 2 - Shop No 1 To 72 Block-6&7, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr. Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block-5, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr.Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block-5, Dakshinpuri Ext Dr Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block-5, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr.Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block-5, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr.Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block No.8, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr.Ambedkar Nagar, 2 - M.C.D.Office Block-8, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr.Ambedkar Nagar, 3 - Block -8, 13 Market, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block-12, Dakshin Puri Ext Dr.Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block-11, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr.Ambedkar Nagar, 2 - Block-11, Dakshin Puri ExtnDr Ambedkar Nagar, 3 - Block 11, Market Dakshin Puri Extn Dr Ambd Ngar1 - Block-10, Dakshin Puri Dr.Ambedkar Nagar, 2 - Opp Block 10, Raja Ram Market Dakshin Puri, 3 - Block-10, Dakshin Puri Dr.Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block-10, Dakshin Puri Dr.Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block-9, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr.Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block-9, Dakshin Puri Ext Dr Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block-3, Dakshin Puri Ext Dr.Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block-3, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr.Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block -4, Dakshin Puri Extn (Dr.Ambedkar Nagar)1 - Block-19, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr.Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block-19, Dakshinpuri Ext Dr Ambedkar Nagar, 2 - New Subhash Camp, Dakshinpuri Ext Dr Ambedkar Nagar1 - Block 1, Dakshin Puri Extn.1 - Block 2, Dakshin Puri Extn., 2 - Block 2, Dakshin Puri Ext1 - Block 2, Dakshin Puri Extn., 2 - Shiv Mandir, Dakshin Puri Ext1 - Block 14, Dakshin Puri Extn.1 - Block 14, Dakshin Puri Extn., 2 - Block 14, Dakshin Puri Extn., 3 - DDA Market, Block - 14, Dakshin Puri Extn1 - Block 16, Dakshin Puri Extn., 2 - Blind House, Blk 16 Dakshin Puri Extn, 3 - Shiv B N K Kender, Blk 16 Dakshin Puri Extn1 - Block 16, Dakshin Puri Extn.1 - Block 17, Dakshin Puri Extn., 2 - Block-17, Dakshin Puri Extn., 3 - Block -17, Dakshin Puri Extn1 - Blk 20, DDA Flats Dakshinpuri Extn.1 - Block - 20, DDA Flats Dakshinpuri Extn., 2 - Block-18 DDA Mkt, Dakshinpuri1 - Block 15, Dakshin Puri Extn.1 - Block 15, Dakshin Puri Extn. |
| Subhash Camp | 1 - Subhash Camp, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr. Ambedkar Nagar1 - Subhash Camp, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr.Ambedkar Nagar1 - Subhash Camp, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr.Ambedkar Nagar |
| Madangir Village | 1 - Madangir Village, Dr.Ambedkar Nagar1 - Madangir Village, Dr.Ambedkar Nagar1 - Madangir Village, Dr.Ambedkar Nagar, 2 - Madangir Village, Mandir Dr Ambedkar Nagar |
| South Enclave DDA Flats | 1 - South Enclave DDA Janta Flats, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr.Ambedkar Nagar, 2 - Staff Qtr Police Station, Dakshin Puri Extn Dr Ambedkar Nagar |
| Sanjay Camp | 1 - Block 20, J J Colony Dakshin Puri Extn., 2 - Block A, Sanjay Camp J J Colony, Dakshin Puri Extn.1 - Sanjay Camp, Blk A Dakshin Puri Extn.1 - Blk A Sanjay Camp, Dakshin Puri Extn.1 - Blk B Sanjay Camp, Blk B Sanjay Camp Dakshin Puri Extn.1 - Sanjay Camp, Dakshin Puri Ext, 2 - Blk C, D Sanjay Camp, Dakshinpuri Ext, 3 - Blk B, Dakshin Puri Ext |
| Shaheed Camp | 1 - Saheed Camp Jhuggi, Dakshin Puri Extn. |
| Tigri Extension | 1 - Block-A, Tigri Extension1 - Block-B, Tigri Extension1 - Block-C, Tigri Extention, 2 - Block-D, Tigri Extention1 - Block-D, Tigri Extention1 - DDA Janta Flats, Tigri, 2 - Karnal Farm, Tigri1 - Block-A, J J Colony, Tigri1 - Block-B, J J Colony, Tigri1 - Block-C, J J Colony, Tigri1 - Block-C, J J Colony, Tigri, 2 - Block-D, J J Colony , Tigri1 - Block-D, J J Colony, Tigri1 - Block-E, J J Colony, Tigri, 2 - Block-F, J J Colony, Tigri1 - Block-H, J J Colony, Tigri, 2 - Block-H-II, J J Colony, Tigri1 - Block-G, Tigri Colony, 2 - Vayusena Bad, Hamdard Nagar, 3 - , Tigri Village |
| J J Colony, Tigri | 1 - Block-A, J J Colony, Tigri |
| Deoli Extension | 1 - Block-A, Deoli Extention |
| J J Camp, Tigri | 1 - J J Camp, Tigri1 - Block-A , J J Camp, Tigri1 - Block-B, J J Camp, Tigri, 2 - Block-R, J J Camp, Tigri1 - Block-C, J J Camp, Tigri1 - Block-D, J J Camp, Tigri1 - Block-E, J J Camp, Tigri1 - F Block, J J Camp, Tigri1 - Block-F, J J Camp, Tigri, 2 - Block-R, J J Camp, Tigri, 3 - Block-H, J J Camp, Tigri1 - Block-G, J J Camp, Tigri1 - Block-H, J J Camp, Tigri1 - Block-I, J J Camp, Tigri, 2 - Block-G, J J Camp, Tigri1 - Block-J J J Camp, Tigri1 - Block - J, & K J J Camp, Tigri1 - Block-K, J J Camp, Tigri |
| Sangam Vihar | 1 - Block-A, Sangam Vihar1 - Block-B, Sangam Vihar, 2 - Block-B, Sangam Vihar1 - Block-B, Sangam Vihar1 - Block-C, Sangam Vihar1 - Block F-3, Sangam Vihar, Sangam Vihar1 - Block-F-III, Sangam Vihar1 - Block-F-3, Sangam Vihar1 - Block-G, Sangam Vihar1 - Block-K-II, Sangam Vihar, 2 - Block-K-II, Harijan Basti, Sangam Vihar1 - Block-K-II, Harijan Basti, Sangam Vihar1 - Block-L, Sangam Vihar1 - Block-L, Sangam Vihar1 - Block-L-1, Sangam Vihar, 2 - Block- M-II, Sangam Vihar1 - Block-M-I, Sangam Vihar1 - Block-L-I, Sangam Vihar1 - Block-M-I, Sangam Vihar1 - Sangam Vihar, 2 - Block-M, Sangam Vihar, 3 - Block-M-I, Sangam Vihar1 - Block-L-1A, Sangam Vihar |
| Deoli Village | 1 - Parbat Apartments, Deoli Village, 2 - Deoli Village1 - Deoli Village, 2 - Ashoka Apartments, Deoli Village, 3 - Aashiana Appartment, Deoli Village1 - Holi Chowk, Deoli Village, 2 - Ashoka Apartment, Deovli Village |
| Nai Basti | 1 - Deoli Apartments, Deoli Village, 2 - Nai Basti, Deoli Village, 1 - Nai Basti, Deoli Village, 2 - Deoli Village, 3 - Ashoka Vatika, Deoli Village |
| Durga Vihar | 1 - Block-A, Durga Vihar1 - Block-B, Durga Vihar |
| Sainik Farm | 1 - Block -F, Sainik Farm, 2 - Block- F, Army Camp, Sainik Farm, 3 - Block- N, Army Camp, Sainik Farm, 4 - Block -N, Sainik Farm, 5 - Block-F, Sainik Farm, 6 - Block-J, Sainik Farm, 7 - Block-N, Sainik Farm, 8 - Block- J, Kariappa Marg, Sainik Farm |
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