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More than 1.56 crore voters will decide the fate of 699 candidates contesting in 70 constituencies.
The Delhi Assembly Elections 2025 will see an intensive fight between the ruling AAP, BJP and Congress on Wednesday. (Image: PTI File)
The stage is scheduled for the high-stake assembly elections in Delhi as the national capital is ready to see a three-currequated competition between the Aam Aadmi Party, which is looking at the third straight word, BJP and Congress, which is the resurrection are looking .
More than 1.56 crore voters will decide the fate of 699 candidates. 70 constituency It can reopen the political landscape of the capital.
While AAP, under the leadership of Arvind Kejriwal, is demanding a third direct term banking on its rule records and welfare schemes, on the other hand the BJP is trying to return after more than 25 years in the capital. Meanwhile, the Congress, which ruled Delhi for 15 years in a line by 2013, is trying to return after winning the same seat in the last two elections.
Delhi Election 2025: Major Battle
are the following Major fight Ready to take place in the national capital:
- New Delhi: Arvind Kejriwal vs Parvesh Verma vs Sandeep Dixit
- Jangpura: Manish Sisodia vs Sardar Tarwinder Singh Marwah vs Farhad Suri
- Kalkji: Atisi vs Alka Lamba vs Ramesh Bidhuri
- Chhatarpur: Brahma Singh Tanwar vs Karat Singh Tanwar vs Rajendra Singh Tanwar
- Malavia Nagar: Somnath Bharti vs Satish Upadhyay vs Jitendra Kumar Kochhar
- Patparganj: Awadh Ojha vs Ravinder Singh Negi vs Anil Chaudhary
- Okhla: Amanatullah Khan vs Brahm Singh vs Ariba Khan
- Rohini: Vijendra Gupta vs Pradeep Mittal vs Sumesh Gupta
Security in Delhi
Since the people of Delhi are ready to vote from 7 am, the Election Commission has deployed paramilitary forces, 35,626 Delhi police personnel and 220 companies of 19,000 home guards to ensure peaceful voting.
At some of these places, about 3,000 polling booths, including drone monitoring, have been identified as sensitive and special security arrangements.
According to Delhi Police, additional police forces will be deployed for sensitive booths where quick response teams (QRT) will also be deployed to maintain law and order.
Special arrangement for voting
Special provisions have been made for senior citizens and persons with disabilities, in which 733 polling stations have been nominated for their access.
In an attempt to streamline the process, the Election Commission has introduced a queue management system (QMS) app, which will enable Voter To investigate the level of congestion in real time.
Additionally, 6,980 out of 7,553 eligible voters under domestic polling facility have already cast their ballots.
AAP, BJP and Congress Manifesto
The parties are fighting elections, law and order, and the welfare of women as focal points, however, freely dominate the promises in the capital.
While AAP has promised free bus ride for students, insurance for auto and taxi drivers and temple priests and Gurudwara Granthis, Rs 18,000 for BJP, financial assistance of Rs 21,000 for pregnant women Has promised And subsidized the cooking gas cylinder for Rs 500, while the Congress has vowed to provide a monthly unemployment benefit of Rs 8,500.
result to Delhi assembly pole On February 8, it will be announced which will determine whether the AAP retains its stronghold, the BJP breaks its streak, or the Congress surprised.
(With agency input)
