Delhi Election 2025: By voting, Delhi will tell who is in its heart?

Delhi Election 2025: By voting, Delhi will tell who is in its heart? Everyone's eyes are on these seats

More than 1.56 crore voters will be able to cast their votes from 7 am on Wednesday. The fate of 699 candidates will be decided at 13766 polling stations. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) led by Arvind Kejriwal is trying to gain power for the third consecutive time on the basis of its governance record and welfare schemes. The BJP is trying to regain the capital after 27 years.

This time there is a preparation for a triangular contest in the Delhi Assembly. More than 1.56 crore voters will be able to cast their votes from 7 am on Wednesday. The fate of 699 candidates will be decided at 13,766 polling booths in all 70 assembly constituencies, which can give a new shape to the political scenario of the capital.

Attempt to gain power for the third time

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) led by Arvind Kejriwal is trying to regain power for the third consecutive time on the basis of its governance record and welfare schemes. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is making a determined effort to regain the capital after 27 years.

The Congress, which ruled Delhi for 15 years from 1998 to 2013, is trying to make a comeback after failing to win a single seat in the last two elections.

Focus on governance model

The election campaign, which officially ended at 6 pm on Monday, saw a fierce contest between the three main contenders. The AAP focused on its governance model, leading to rallies by Kejriwal and Chief Minister Atishi across the city.

BJP stalwarts attack Kejriwal's rule

Led by heavyweights like Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah and party president JP Nadda, the BJP attacked the AAP on corruption charges and law and order issues. The Congress, led by Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi, also ran a vigorous campaign targeting both the AAP and the BJP on various issues.

"Sheesh Mahal" controversy in speeches

The speeches witnessed a fiery debate on issues such as the "Sheesh Mahal" controversy, the quality of Yamuna water and allegations of tampering of voter lists. While governance, law and order and women's welfare were the main points, freebies dominated the pre-poll promises.

The speeches witnessed a fiery debate on issues such as the "Sheesh Mahal" controversy, the quality of Yamuna water and allegations of tampering of voter lists. While governance, law and order and women's welfare were the main points, freebies dominated the pre-poll promises.

promise of financial aid

The AAP has promised free bus travel for students, insurance for auto and taxi drivers and financial aid of Rs 18,000 to temple priests and gurdwara granthis. The BJP has promised financial aid of Rs 21,000 for pregnant women and subsidised cooking gas cylinders for Rs 500, while the Congress has promised a monthly unemployment allowance of Rs 8,500.

All eyes are on Delhi voters

Now the results of the voting on February 8 will decide whether AAP will be able to save its stronghold, BJP will be able to break its losing streak or Congress will surprise everyone. With the possibility of playing a decisive role in the voting, all eyes are now on the voters of Delhi.

Top Candidates

1.Arvind Kejriwal
2.Pravesh Verma
3.sandeep dixit
4.Manish Sisodia
5.pyrotechnic
6.Ramesh Vidhuri
7.vijender gupta
8.devendra yadav
9.Gopal Rai

The seats on which everyone's eyes are 

1.New Delhi
2.Jangpura
3.Mr Kalka
4.Rohini
5.Badli
6.Babarpur

Seats with keen contest

1.Mustafabad
2.Hari Nagar
3.Seelampur
4.Okhla

major issues

Free facilities, cleaning of Yamuna, air pollution, traffic jam, mountains of garbage, poor transport system, development of Delhi, education-health, security system etc. Dailymintz