• 1990-1993: Served as the General Secretary of BJP Mandal Pitampura
• 1995: Appointed as the President of Bhartiya Janta Yuva Morcha in Keshav Puram District
• 1997: Elected as Councilor of Municipal Corporation of Delhi
• 1997: Appointed as the Chairman of Law & General Purpose Committee of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi
• 1998-2000: Served as the Member of Standing Committee of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi
• 2000: Appointed as the Zonal Chairman of Rohini Zone
• 2001-2002: Served as Deputy Chairman of High Powered House Tax Committee
• 2002: Appointed as the Secretary of BJP Delhi
• 2002-2007: Served as the Leader of the Standing Committee of MCD
• 2007: Appointed as the Chairman of the Standing Committee of MCD
• 2009: Contested the Lok Sabha Election from the Chandni Chowk Constituency against Kapil Sibal of the Indian National Congress but lost
• 2010: Nominated as the President of BJP Delhi
• 2013: Contested the Delhi Legislative Assembly election from New Delhi but lost to AAP candidate Arvind Kejriwal
• 2015: Contested the Delhi Legislative Elections from Rohini constituency and won
• 2015: Appointed as the Leader of Opposition (LoP) in the Delhi Assembly
• 2020: Contested the Legislative Assembly Elections from Rohini constituency and won
• 2025: Elected as the Member of Legislative Assembly of Delhi
• 2025: Appointed as the Speaker o the Delhi Legislative Assembly
• Shri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi University, Delhi
• Master of Commerce from Shri Ram College of Commerce (1986)
In 2009, the Leader of Opposition of Municipal Corporation of Delhi, Jai Kishan Sharma, accused Vijender of misconduct and unethical behavior. He alleged that the Sampurna NGO founded by Vijender’s wife received disproportionately large amounts of funding from the MCD, with no proper accounting for the funds. He further claimed that the NGO had used MCD-allotted space for commercial purposes.
Forcibly Removed from Delhi Legislative Assembly
In 2015, Vijender, along with two other BJP MLAs OP Sharma and Jagdish Pradhan, was shouting slogans, demanding the implementation of the Fourth Delhi Finance Commission’s recommendations, which disrupted the Budget session in the Assembly. As a consequence, the then Speaker of the Delhi Assembly Ram Niwas Goel ordered their removal from the Assembly so that the Assembly proceedings could resume. While Vijender resisted going out off the Assembly, six marshals lifted and dragged him out.
Suspended From the Delhi Legislative Assembly
In August 2019, Vijender Singh was suspended from the Delhi Legislative Assembly for two days by Assembly Speaker Ram Niwas Goel for using unparliamentary language in the House.
Defamation Case Against Vijender
In 2022, a defamation case was filed against Vijender by Aam Aadmi Party’s Pankaj Gupta after he shared a video on social media alleging that AAP indulged in hooliganism and encouraged violence against women.
Assaulting A Marshal
In October 2024, two police complaints were filed against Vijender Gupta by Aam Aadmi Party leaders for physically assaulting a female bus marshal outside the Lieutenant Governor’s house. They also accused him of caste discrimination.
Daughter– Aaina Nair
Daughter-in-law– Garima Jain
• Cash: Rs. 97,414
• Bank Deposits: Rs. 15,62,926
• Bonds, Debentures & Shares: Rs. 23,68,387
• Postal Savings: Rs. 21,55,454
• LIC: Rs. 24,31,292
• Loans & Advances given: Rs. 1,74,13,118
• Motor Vehicles: Rs. 30,47,172
• Jewellery: Rs. 18,25,000
Immovable Assets
• Commercial Buildings: Rs. 50,00,000
• Residential Buildings: Rs. 1,26,00,000
