Delhi Assembly Election Results 1998

The 6th Assembly Elections of the Delhi Vidhan Sabha or the Legislative Assembly were held in 1998. During this time, that Congress member Sheila Dikshit began her tenure as the Chief Minister of National Capital Territory of Delhi. She continues to rule Delhi as the CM, presently holding her 3rd term in office.

The 1993 elections are significant as the Congress regained the majority of the seats of the Legislative Assembly. A total of 70 MLAs representing 70 Assembly constituencies were elected in the 1993 elections. Out of them, 9 were women MLAs and 13 MLAs were from the SC category.

Sheila Dikshit has brought immense growth and development in Delhi, her primary focus of governance being Information Technology, infrastructure, transport and communication, health, education and empowerment of women. In 2008, the Journalist Association of India awarded Dikshit as the 'Best Chief Minister of India', for her significant contributions to the development of Delhi.

See Also: Delhi Assembly Election Results 2013

Delhi Legislative Assembly Election in 1998 Party Wise

Party	Seats
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)	15
Janata Dal (JD)	1
Indian National Congress (INC)	52
Independent (IND)	2
Total	70

Delhi Assembly Election Results 1998...

List of Successful Candidates in Delhi Assembly Election in 1998

A. C. No.	Assembly Constituency Name	Category	Winner Candidates Name	Gender	Party	Votes	Runner up	Gender	Party	Votes
1	Sarojini Nagar	GEN	Sh. Ram Bhaj	M	BJP	21318	Mukesh Bhatt	M	INC	19790
2	Gole Market	GEN	Sheila Dikshit	F	INC	24881	Kirti Azad	M	BJP	19214
3	Minto Road	GEN	Tajdar Babar	F	INC	28815	Arun Jain Engineer	M	BJP	14050
4	Kasturba Nagar	GEN	Sushil Choudhary	M	BJP	20146	Ram Rattan Gupta	M	INC	19247
5	Jangpura	GEN	Tarvinder Singh Marwah	M	INC	28384	Bir Bahadur	M	BJP	16465
6	Okhla	GEN	Parvez Hashmi	M	INC	32774	Krishan Kumar Mehta	M	BJP	14613
7	Kalkaji	GEN	Subhash Chopra	M	INC	29948	Purnima Sethi	F	BJP	24704
8	Malviya Nagar	GEN	Dr. Yoganand Shastri	M	INC	30910	Rajendra Gupta	M	BJP	22946
9	Hauz Khas	GEN	Sushma Swaraj	F	BJP	25267	Professor Kiran Walia	F	INC	22652
By Polls in 1999	Hauz Khas	GEN	Professor Kiran Walia	F	AGP	19800	Hari Shankar Gautam	M	BJP	16174
10	R.K. Puram	GEN	Ashok Singh	M	INC	20509	Bodh Raj	M	BJP	17152
11	Delhi Cantt	GEN	Kiran Choudhary	F	INC	23445	Karan Singh Tanwar	M	BJP	20819
12	Janakpuri	GEN	Prof. Jagdish Mukhi	M	BJP	31115	Shiv Kumar Sondhi	M	INC	23415
13	Hari Nagar	GEN	Harsharan Singh Balli	M	BJP	29136	O.P.Wadhwa	M	INC	28519
14	Tilak Nagar	GEN	Jaspal Singh	M	INC	27240	O.P. Babbar	M	BJP	25724
15	Rajouri Garden	GEN	Ajay Makan	M	INC	36060	Sashi Prabha Arya	F	BJP	16763
16	Madipur	(SC)	Mala Ram Gangwal	M	INC	33639	Laxman Singh Atal	M	BJP	25543
17	Tri Nagar	GEN	Nand Kishore Garg	M	BJP	25776	Chattar Singh	M	INC	23493
18	Shakur Basti	GEN	Dr. S.C. Vats	M	INC	36010	Gauri Shankar Bhardwaj	M	BJP	27371
19	Shalimar Bagh	GEN	Ravinder Nath Bansal	M	BJP	32623	Sarla Kaushik	F	INC	22618
20	Badli	GEN	Jai Bhagwan Aggarwal	M	BJP	42259	Narain Singh Yadav	M	INC	37822
21	Sahibabad Daulatpur	GEN	Ramesh Kumar	M	INC	35328	Kulwant Rana	M	BJP	25529
22	Bawana	(SC)	Surender Kumar	M	INC	40241	Om Parkash Rang	M	IND	14543
23	Sultanpur Majra	(SC)	Sushila Devi	F	INC	34194	Kailash	M	BJP	17261
24	Mangol Puri	(SC)	Raj Kumar Chauhan	M	INC	32372	Lakshmi Narayan	M	BJP	11358
25	Nangloi Jat	GEN	Prem Chand	M	INC	30533	Devender Singh	M	BJP	27706
26	Vishnu Garden	GEN	Mahinder Singh Saathi	M	INC	21612	Dayanand Chandila	M	JMM	17375
27	Hastsal	GEN	Mukesh Sharma	M	INC	48146	Naresh Tyagi	M	BJP	24858
28	Najafgarh	GEN	Kanwal Singh	M	INC	21111	Jai Kishan Sharma	M	IND	19284
29	Nasirpur	GEN	Mahabal Mishra	M	INC	37774	Vinod Kumar Sharma	M	BJP	36344
30	Palam	GEN	Mahender Yadav	M	INC	32699	Dharam Dev Solanki	M	BJP	27152
31	Mahipalpur	GEN	Mahender Singh	M	INC	31818	Surat Singh	M	INLD	14984
32	Mehrauli	GEN	Bhram Singh Tanwar	M	BJP	24996	Balram Tanwar	M	IND	22389
33	Saket	GEN	Tek Chand Sharma	M	INC	24903	Vijay Jolly	M	BJP	17729
34	Dr. Ambedkar Nagar	(SC)	Ch. Prem Singh	M	INC	27670	Jagdish Bharti	M	BJP	9662
35	Tughlakabad	GEN	Shish Pal Singh	M	INC	39551	Ramesh Bidhuri	M	BJP	30672
36	Badarpur	GEN	Ram Singh Netaji	M	IND	40548	Ramvir Singh Bidhuri	M	INC	26259
37	Trilokpuri	(SC)	Brahm Pal	M	INC	22887	Ram Charan(Gujrati)	M	BJP	18116
38	Patparganj	(SC)	Amrish Singh Gautam	M	INC	33351	Ganga Ram Pipal	M	BJP	17030
39	Mandawali	GEN	Meera Bhardwaj	F	INC	24150	Murari Singh Panwar	M	BJP	22307
40	Geeta Colony	GEN	Ashok Kumar Walia	M	INC	40094	Darshan Kumar Bahal	M	BJP	17124
41	Gandhi Nagar	GEN	Arvinder Singh Lovely	M	INC	21905	Swinderjit Singh Bajwa	M	BJP	15143
42	Krishna Nagar	GEN	Harsh Vardhan	M	BJP	30358	S.N.Misra	M	INC	23748
43	Vishwas Nagar	GEN	Naseeb Singh	M	INC	30380	Dr. Ved Vyas Mahajan	M	BJP	29924
44	Shahdara	GEN	Dr. Narender Nath	M	INC	29929	Jyotsna Aggarwal	F	BJP	20689
45	Seemapuri	(SC)	Veer Singh	M	INC	30330	Chander Pal Singh	M	BJP	13647
46	Nand Nagari	(SC)	Roop Chand	M	INC	25742	Fateh Singh	M	BJP	15006
47	Rohtas Nagar	GEN	Radhey Shyam Khanna	M	INC	22746	Alok Kumar	M	BJP	22579
48	Babarpur	GEN	Naresh Gaur	M	BJP	22606	Abdul Hameed	M	INC	21643
49	Seelampur	GEN	Ch. Mateen Ahmad	M	IND	27376	Data Ram	M	BJP	11001
50	Ghonda	GEN	Bheeshm Sharma	M	INC	25014	Sarvesh Sharma	F	BJP	14594
By Polls in 1998	Ghonda	GEN	Bheeshm Sharma	M	INC	23171	B. D. Sharma	M	BJP	21551
51	Yamuna Vihar	GEN	Sahab Singh Chauhan	M	BJP	24258	Pushkar Singh Rawat	M	INC	22974
52	Karawal Nagar	GEN	Mohan Singh Bisht	M	BJP	23191	Zile Singh	M	INC	20133
53	Wazirpur	GEN	Bandhu Deep Chand	M	INC	36010	Shyam Lal Garg	M	BJP	21132
54	Narela	(SC)	Charan Singh Kandera	M	INC	19143	Laxman Singh	M	BJP	16549
55	Bhalswa Jahangirpur	GEN	J.S.Chauhan	M	INC	31991	Jitender Kumar	M	DVP	16749
56	Adarsh Nagar	GEN	Mangat Ram	M	INC	37818	Jai Parkash Yadav	M	BJP	18300
57	Pahar Ganj	GEN	Anjali Rai	F	INC	31065	Nirmal Khandelwal	M	BJP	14217
58	Matia Mahal	GEN	Shoaib Iqbal	M	JD	28872	Aziz Ahmad Siddiqui	M	INC	8956
59	Ballimaran	GEN	Haroon Yusuf	M	INC	38105	Vishwamber Datt Sharma	M	BJP	14262
60	Chandni Chowk	GEN	Parlad Singh Sawhney	M	INC	24348	Viresh Pratap Chaudhry	M	BJP	16186
61	Timarpur	GEN	Jagdish Anand	M	INC	27411	Raghuvansh Singhal	M	BJP	19559
62	Model Town	GEN	Kanwar Karan Singh	M	INC	32315	Bhola Nath Vij	M	BJP	21276
63	Kamla Nagar	GEN	Shadi Ram	M	INC	26326	Prof .P.K.Chandla	M	BJP	19940
64	Sadar Bazar	GEN	Rajesh Jain	M	INC	32555	Hari Krishan	M	BJP	16187
65	Moti Nagar	GEN	Avinash Sahni	M	BJP	29589	Kanwaljit Singh	M	INC	26280
66	Patel Nagar	GEN	Rama Kant Goswami	M	INC	26135	Mewa Ram Arya	M	BJP	20541
67	Rajinder Nagar	GEN	Puran Chand Yogi	M	BJP	21150	Brahm Yadav	M	IND	19767
68	Karol Bagh	(SC)	Moti Lal Bokolia	M	INC	26466	Surender Pal Ratawal	M	BJP	24154
69	Ram Nagar	(SC)	Darshna	F	INC	31794	Moti Lal Sodhi	M	BJP	19811
70	Baljit Nagar	(SC)	Krishna	F	INC	28832	Yogendera Chandoliya	M	BJP	17047

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