Independent leader in election: Political parties have made their best efforts in the Delhi Assembly elections. Big leaders are holding meetings. The struggle for power is going on between the parties. Independent candidates are also contesting from political parties in the elections. If we talk about independents in the Delhi elections, then 1993 had a good start, three MLAs were elected as independents.
Later, their numbers decreased, but continued to account for four elections held in 20 years. Eventually, an independent legislator was elected in 2013. Then the account was not even opened in the 2015, 2020 elections. Not only this, in the last two elections, no independent has been able to save his bail. Independent candidates have a history of candidates in the Delhi assembly elections that so far 2474 candidates have entered the fray, out of which 8 have become MLAs. 2305 bail has been seized.
Became three independent MLAs in 1993
In the 1993 Delhi Assembly election, the most independent candidates became 3 MLAs. In this election, Shish Pal from Tughlaqabad, Suraj Prasad from Najafgarh, Jitendra Kumar from Bhalswa Jahangirpur were elected as MLAs. A total of 766 independent candidates were in the fray. He got 2,10,086 votes. It was 5.92 per cent. The bail of 762 independent candidates has been seized.
Became two independent MLAs in 1998
Although the number of independent candidates was reduced in the 1998 assembly elections, the number of votes they received increased. 353 Independents Entered The Fray. He got 3,55,773 votes. The percentage of votes was 8.70. 347 candidates could not save bail. Ram Singh Netaji from Badarpur and Chetan Ahmed from Seelampur were elected as independent MLAs.
Became an independent MLA in 2003
In the 2003 elections, an independent legislator was elected across Delhi. Ranveer Singh entered the independent election from Najafgarh and won. The number of independent candidates in this election was 284, of which 278 were seized. 2,19,225 votes were received. This percentage was 4.86 per cent.
In the 2008 election, Najafgarh was again elected as an independent MLA
In the 2008 assembly elections, 358 independent candidates entered the electoral fray of Delhi, but again Najafgarh was elected as an independent MLA. This time Bharat Singh became an independent MLA from here. 355 candidates could not save their bail. Independents got 2,42,000 votes. The vote was 3.92 per cent.
Became an independent MLA in 2013
In the 2013 assembly elections, 222 independent candidates were in the fray. Out of these, 220 candidates could not save bail. The total number of votes was 2,30,425. It was 2.93 per cent. Ramvir Bafi was elected as an independent MLA from Mundka.
The account was not reopened in the 2015 and 2020 elections
In the 2015 assembly elections, 195 candidates were fielded, far from winning, no one could save their bail. He got 47,627 votes. The polling was 0.53 per cent. In the 2020 election, 148 independent candidates were in the fray. All of them have been arrested. It got a total of 35,374 votes. This percentage was 0.38.
