Mohan Singh Bisht, who won the Mustafabad seat in the Delhi Assembly in a recent elections, reiterated that he would repeat Mustafad as Shiv Puri or Shiva Vihar.
“… I said that if I win, I will change the name of Mustafabad to Shiv Puri or Shiv Vihar … I will do it …” Mohan Singh Bisht Said, saying that people are “concerned with the name Mustafa, so this work will have to be done.”
Mohan Singh Bisht said, “Why can’t the region be where Hindus are living, instead of Mustafabad, Shiv Puri or Shiv Vihar can be named.”
Explaining his decision to change Mustafabad’s name, he told the news agency PTI, “One side is 58 percent (population), and the other is 42 percent in the other. Therefore, it is appropriate to respect only 58 percent (population). That is why Mustafabad will be renamed Shiv Vihar or Shivpuri,
Bisht later told Annie, “… we will change the name Mustafabad For Shivpuri or Shiva Vihar … I will definitely change the name because I did development work from 1998 to 2008 … and the work of development is not related to name … “
Muslim-discretion Mustafabad
BJP candidate Mohan Singh Bisht won the Delhi Assembly Election 2025 by a voter margin of 17,578 votes from Mustafabad seat. Was near Mustafabad Highest voter voting at 69.01%While Mehrali recorded the lowest 53.02%.
Mustafabad is called a Muslim-rich region. The constituency is High Muslim population density This includes about 30% -40% of the total population allegedly. Mustafabad constituency located in North-East Delhi was one of the worst affected areas during the 2020 riots.
Delhi election results 2025
BJP will form its government in Delhi after a gap of more than 26 years as it won 48 out of 70 seats in Delhi. Assembly votingThe AAP won by 22 seats and the Congress made an empty space for the third time for the third time.
BJP’s vote share was 45.56 percentWhile AAP secured 43.57 percent votes and Congress’s poll percentage was 6.34. In the 2020 Delhi assembly elections, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) got 53.57-Prati percent vote share and got 62 seats. Despite the 38.51-Prati percent of the vote share, the BJP can win only eight out of 70 seats.
According to the Election Commission (EC) data, the AAP candidate of Matia Mahal Ali Mohammad Iqbal recorded the highest victory margin of 42,724 votes in the elections, defeating BJP’s Deepti Indora, according to the Election Commission (EC) data. BJP’s Chandan Kumar Chaudhary won the Sangam Vihar seat by the lowest margin of 344 votes.
