Delhi Assembly Election Results 2003

The 2003 elections to the Delhi Vidhan Sabha formed its 7th Assembly. After this election, Sheila Dikshit of the INC continued to be the Chief Minister of Delhi. 70 MLAs were elected, representing 70 Assembly constituencies. Sheila Dikshit won from the Gole Market constituency. A total of 7 women MLAs were elected.

National political parties, regional political parties, a large number of registered unrecognized political parties as well as independent members participated in this election. The total number of valid votes cast was 45,12,872. The INC got the majority of seats numbering 47, followed by the BJP who won 20 seats and others got 3 seats.

Dikshit during her 2nd term as CM, was committed to making Delhi a truly global city. She also attracted tourists by improving handicrafts and promoting rural craftsmen of Delhi on an international platform. She has been successful in her political agendas. It was because of her able administration that Delhi won the United Nations Public Service Award of 2005 for improving Public Services in the city.

See Also: Delhi Assembly Election Results 2013

Delhi Legislative Assembly Election in 2003 Party Wise

Delhi Assembly Election Results 2003...

List of Successful Candidates in Delhi Assembly Election in 2003

Party	Seats
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)	20
Nationalist Congress Party (NCP)	1
Janata Dal (Secular) JD(S)	1
Indian National Congress (INC)	47
Independent (IND)	1
Total	70

A. C. No.	Assembly Constituency Name	Category	Winner Candidates Name	Gender	Party	Votes	Runner up	Gender	Party	Votes
1	Sarojini Nagar	GEN	Ashok Ahuja	M	INC	21125	Ram Bhaj	M	BJP	18370
2	Gole Market	GEN	Sheila Dikshit	F	INC	25156	Poonam Azad	F	BJP	12221
3	Minto Road	GEN	Tajdar Babar	F	INC	29038	Manoj Jain	M	BJP	10377
4	Kasturba Nagar	GEN	Sushil Choudhary	M	BJP	17949	Ashok Chopra	M	INC	17266
5	Jangpura	GEN	Tarvinder Singh Marwah	M	INC	32937	Kuldeep Singh Bhogal	M	BJP	12710
6	Okhla	GEN	Parvez Hashmi	M	INC	29876	Rajpal Singh	M	BJP	15227
7	Kalkaji	GEN	Subhash Chopra	M	INC	35721	Purnima Sethi	F	BJP	18077
8	Malviya Nagar	GEN	Dr. Yoganand Shastri	M	INC	25448	Monika Arora	F	BJP	20928
9	Hauz Khas	GEN	Kiran Walia	F	INC	23561	Arti Mehra	F	BJP	16637
10	R.K. Puram	GEN	Smt. Barkha Singh	F	INC	22591	Ajit Singh	M	BJP	17006
11	Delhi Cantt	GEN	Karan Singh Tanwar	M	BJP	21638	Kiran Choudhry	F	INC	17872
12	Janakpuri	GEN	Prof. Jagdish Mukhi	M	BJP	35281	Shiv Kumar Sondhi	M	INC	22390
13	Hari Nagar	GEN	Harsharan Singh Balli	M	BJP	32971	O.P.Wadhwa, Advocate	M	INC	26180
14	Tilak Nagar	GEN	O.P. Babber	M	BJP	32298	Jaspal Singh	M	INC	26670
15	Rajouri Garden	GEN	Ajay Makan	M	INC	39515	Sarabjit Singh	M	BJP	15028
By Polls in 2004	Rajouri Garden	GEN	Ramesh Lamba	M	INC	19193	Ramesh Khanna	M	BJP	15544
16	Madipur	(SC)	Mala Ram Gangwal	M	INC	33329	Kailash	M	BJP	26990
17	Tri Nagar	GEN	Anil Bhardwaj	M	INC	32449	Nand Kishore Garg	M	BJP	23958
18	Shakur Basti	GEN	Dr. S.C. Vats	M	INC	39200	Shyam Lal Garg	M	BJP	25200
19	Shalimar Bagh	GEN	Ravinder Nath Bansal	M	BJP	34288	B.S. Walia	M	INC	27404
20	Badli	GEN	Jai Bhagwan Aggarwal	M	BJP	69189	Dharm Vir Yadav	M	INC	52625
21	Sahibabad Daulatpur	GEN	Kulwant Rana	M	BJP	48528	Ramesh Kumar	M	INC	42672
22	Bawana	(SC)	Surender Kumar	M	INC	50327	Rajkumar	M	BJP	35805
23	Sultanpur Majra	(SC)	Jai Kishan	M	INC	36164	Satish Kumar	M	BJP	17243
24	Mangol Puri	(SC)	Rajkumar Chauhan	M	INC	39147	Megh Singh	M	BSP	8832
25	Nangloi Jat	GEN	Bijender Singh	M	INC	42158	Devinder Singh	M	BJP	34116
26	Vishnu Garden	GEN	A.Dayanand Chandila. A	M	BJP	31211	Mahender Singh Sathi	M	INC	27951
27	Hastsal	GEN	Mukesh Sharma	M	INC	70495	Rajesh	F	BJP	51207
28	Najafgarh	GEN	Ranbir Singh	M	IND	43342	Kanwal Singh	M	INC	26252
29	Nasirpur	GEN	Mahabal Mishra	M	INC	45948	Vinod Kumar Sharma	M	IND	40430
30	Palam	GEN	Dharam Deo Solanki	M	BJP	43521	Sumesh	M	INC	41204
31	Mahipalpur	GEN	Vijay Singh Lochav	M	INC	30230	Sat Parkash Rana	M	BJP	25272
32	Mehrauli	GEN	Balram Tanwar	M	INC	40595	Brahm Singh Tanwar	M	BJP	28939
33	Saket	GEN	Vijay Jolly	M	BJP	17323	Rohit Manchanda	M	INC	17202
34	Dr. Ambedkar Nagar	(SC)	Ch. Prem Singh	M	INC	25880	Suresh Chand	M	BJP	17519
35	Tughlakabad	GEN	Ramesh Bidhuri	M	BJP	41523	Shish Pal Singh	M	IND	17540
36	Badarpur	GEN	Rambir Singh Bidhuri	M	NCP	40224	Ram Singh Netaji	M	INC	39788
37	Trilokpuri	(SC)	Brahm Pal	M	INC	26469	Sunil Kumar	M	BJP	20254
38	Patparganj	(SC)	Amrish Singh Gautam	M	INC	36930	Gian Chand	M	BJP	18932
39	Mandawali	GEN	Meera Bhardwaj	F	INC	27409	Virender Juyal	M	BJP	21175
40	Geeta Colony	GEN	Dr. Ashok Kumar Walia	M	INC	45163	Naveen Kumar	M	BJP	20311
41	Gandhi Nagar	GEN	Arvinder Singh Lovely	M	INC	35791	Tarjeet Singh	M	BJP	11806
42	Krishna Nagar	GEN	Dr. Harsh Vardhan	M	BJP	35477	Narinder Kumar	M	INC	21404
43	Vishwas Nagar	GEN	Naseeb Singh	M	INC	48897	Madan Lal Gaba	M	BJP	26948
44	Shahdara	GEN	Dr. Narender Nath	M	INC	26423	Jitender Singh Shunty	M	IND	13238
45	Seemapuri	(SC)	Veer Singh Dhingan	M	INC	31051	Kamala	F	BJP	13961
46	Nand Nagari	(SC)	Baljor Singh	M	INC	30408	Satish Kumar	M	BSP	19063
47	Rohtas Nagar	GEN	Ram Babu Sharma	M	INC	29886	Alok Kumar	M	BJP	23523
48	Babarpur	GEN	Vinay Sharma	M	INC	25630	Naresh Gaud	M	BJP	21371
49	Seelampur	GEN	Chaudhry Mateen Ahmed	M	INC	34085	Sanjay Kumar Jain	M	BJP	12373
50	Ghonda	GEN	Bheeshma Sharma	M	INC	26785	Rohtash Kumar	M	BSP	13177
51	Yamuna Vihar	GEN	Sahab Singh Chauhan	M	BJP	31001	Diwan Singh	M	INC	29442
52	Karawal Nagar	GEN	Mohan Singh Bisht	M	BJP	44884	Hasan Ahmed	M	INC	29657
53	Wazirpur	GEN	Mange Ram Garg	M	BJP	27052	Rattan Chand Jain	M	INC	24545
54	Narela	(SC)	Charan Singh Kandera	M	INC	36501	Laxman Singh	M	BJP	28698
55	Bhalswa Jahangirpur	GEN	.S. Chauhan	M	INC	39356	Jitender Kumar	M	NCP	27084
56	Adarsh Nagar	GEN	Mangat Ram	M	INC	29290	Ravinder Singh	M	BJP	19958
57	Pahar Ganj	GEN	Anjali Rai	F	INC	28225	Virender Babbar	M	BJP	16885
58	Matia Mahal	GEN	Shoaib Iqbal	M	JD(S)	25222	Azhar Shagufa	F	INC	17524
59	Ballimaran	GEN	Haroon Yusuf	M	INC	31357	Satish Chand Jain	M	IND	8766
60	Chandni Chowk	GEN	Parlad Singh Sawhney	M	INC	26744	Dharamvir Sharma	M	BJP	15878
61	Timarpur	GEN	Surinder Pal Singh	M	INC	29952	Rajendra Gupta	M	BJP	23978
62	Model Town	GEN	Kanwar Karan Singh	M	INC	24660	Ashok Aggarwal	M	BJP	19944
63	Kamla Nagar	GEN	Shadi Ram	M	INC	27789	Surya Parkash	M	BJP	22627
64	Sadar Bazar	GEN	Rajesh Jain	M	INC	33144	Prof. Raghuvansh Singhal	M	BJP	15065
65	Moti Nagar	GEN	Madan Lal Khurana	M	BJP	37051	Alka Lamba	F	INC	21861
By Polls in 2004	Moti Nagar	GEN	Subhash Sachdeva	M	BJP	34908	Ram Maggo	M	INC	24931
66	Patel Nagar	GEN	Rama Kant Goswami	M	INC	32833	Mahesh Chadha	M	BJP	18657
67	Rajinder Nagar	GEN	Puran Chand Yogi	M	BJP	22069	Raj Kumar Kohli	M	INC	21178
68	Karol Bagh	(SC)	Surender Pal Ratawal	M	BJP	21812	Durgesh Mohanpuria	F	INC	20953
69	Ram Nagar	(SC)	Moti Lal Sodi	M	BJP	22319	Darshna	F	INC	21221
70	Baljit Nagar	(SC)	Krishna Tirath	F	INC	30132	K.C. Ravi	M	BJP	19202
By Polls in 2004	Baljit Nagar	(SC)	Rajesh Lilothia	M	INC	21480	Raj Mehra	M	BJP	14768

Last Updated on Jan 9, 2020

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