Rithala Election Final Results: AAP's MOHINDER GOYAL won from Rithala assembly

Background

The voting in Rithala constituency in the 2020 Assembly Election elections took place on 8th February. From Here, Aam Aadmi Party has fielded Mahinder Goyal, Bharatiya Janata Party has fielded Manish Chaudhary while Pradeep Kumar Pandey is contesting on a Congress Party ticket. Voting in Rithala Assembly was held on 8 February in which 59.62% voters exercised their vote. Counting of votes in Rithala Assembly will begin today from 8 am, whose latest information will be available on this page.

Here are the past results of the Assembly polls in Rithala constituency

 2008 Assembly Elections: In 5th Assembly election, BJP candidate defeated INC candidate with a difference of 26346 votes. Here, BJP leader Kulwant Rana attained 64474 votes and INC candidate Shambhu Dayal Sharma bagged 38128 votes
 2013 Assembly Elections: In 6th Assembly election, BJP candidate defeated AAP candidate with a difference of 25826 votes. Here, BJP leader Kulwant Rana attained 73961 votes and AAP candidate Harish Awasthi bagged 48135 votes

Know who are contesting on BJP, AAP and INC Tickets

Party Name	Candidate Name	Age	Education	Cases	Total Assets (as per last ITR return)
Aam Aadmi Party	Mahinder Goyal	55	10th	1 charge IPC Section-376 and 1 charge IPC Section-506	4,38,90,953
Bharatiya Janata Party	Manish Chaudhary	38	Graduate	No Criminal Cases	48,87,482
Congress Party	Pradeep Kumar Pandey	48	12th Pass	No Criminal Cases	1,86,06,526

 

09:03 AM (IST)  •  11 Feb 2020

MANISH CHAUDHARY from BJP is trailing
As per the latest figures coming out from Rithala, MANISH CHAUDHARY from BJP is trailing. The main contest is between MOHINDER GOYAL from AAP and MANISH CHAUDHARY from BJP. In the 2015 Assembly polls, Mohinder Goyal from AAP had won elections with 29251 Vote margin

14:10 PM (IST)  •  11 Feb 2020

Gender details of candidates
79(12%) female candidates are contesting in the Delhi assembly election this year. In 2015 Delhi Assembly Elections, 66(10%) out of 673 candidates analysed were women.