Delhi’s Assembly elections saw a voter turnout increase from 8.10% at 9 am to 33.31% by 1 pm. With 699 candidates contesting in 70 constituencies, security was stringent, including paramilitary personnel and drone surveillance.

In order to determine Delhi’s political destiny, more than 1.55 crore registered voters will cast ballots starting at 7:00 am and ending at 6:00 pm

According to ECI guidelines, media outlets are permitted to publish or broadcast exit poll results only after the conclusion of voting across all phases in a state. Given that Delhi’s election is a single-phase event, exit polls are expected to be released shortly after polling ends today.

Delhi is buzzing with election energy as voting gradually picks up pace. The polling booths have already seen some of the biggest political names casting their votes: AAP leader Manish Sisodia, Congress heavyweights Rahul Gandhi,

Residents of Delhi and Haryana will observe a public holiday on Wednesday, February 5, 2025, as the city is all set for voting in the Delhi Legislative Assembly elections tomorrow. As a result, government offices,

In a move to facilitate the smooth conduct of the Delhi Assembly elections on Wednesday, the Delhi government has declared a public holiday. The holiday applies to all government and private sector offices across the national Capital.

The Delhi government has declared a public holiday on Wednesday, February 5, for the Delhi Assembly Election 2025, aiming to ensure maximum voter participation. The election will be held in a single phase,