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BJP secures a historic win in the Delhi assembly elections after 26 years, capturing 48 out of 70 seats. The Lok Sabha session was marked by chants of 'Modi, Modi', illustrating BJP members' excitement over the significant political achievement.

With BJP set for Delhi return, 'Modi, Modi' chants fill Lok Sabha 

BJP reclaims power in Delhi after 26 years, winning 48 out of 70 seats. The Lok Sabha session resonated with 'Modi, Modi' chants, celebrating this monumental victory. Congress fails to win any seats, showcasing a major political shift.

BJP clinches Delhi elections with 48 seats, reclaiming power after 26 years. Lok Sabha session opens with 'Modi, Modi' chants, reflecting party members' enthusiasm. Congress and AAP face setbacks with zero and 22 seats respectively.

Fresh from the party's victory in the Delhi assembly elections, BJP members chanted 'Modi, Modi' slogans in the Lok Sabha as the proceedings began on Monday. The sloganeering by the treasury benches continued for a brief while before Speaker Om Birla called for the Question Hour.
Congress member Gaurav Gogoi and Trinamool Congress MP Kalyan Banerjee were also seen raising some issues.
 The BJP returned to power in Delhi after more than 26 years, winning 48 of the 70 assembly seats on Saturday. The AAP won 22 seats while the Congress drew a blank in the polls held on February 5.

Delhi's political scene may see a shift as exit polls favor BJP, challenging AAP's rule. With a 60.42% voter turnout, the capital eyes new leadership. Official results on February 8 could redefine governance.

Madhya Pradesh CM Mohan Yadav confident of BJP victory in Delhi Elections

Exit polls in Delhi indicate a potential political shift with BJP favored over AAP. This comes after a significant voter turnout, signaling a change of leadership under Modi's agenda. Results on February 8 could redefine governance.

Exit polls suggest a shift in Delhi's political landscape, favoring BJP over AAP. With a 60.42% voter turnout, Delhiites show a desire for change, potentially ending Kejriwal's leadership. Results on February 8 may redefine governance.

Exit Polls Predict End of Kejriwal's Tenure as BJP Eyes Power in the Capital
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav on Thursday expressed confidence that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is set to form the government in Delhi, citing exit polls that predict a strong mandate in favor of Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s vision for development.
Leading BJP&rsquo;s campaign in at least five assembly constituencies ahead of Wednesday&rsquo;s elections, CM Yadav asserted that the people of Delhi have voted for change. &ldquo;Exit polls suggest that the people have supported the BJP and PM Modi&rsquo;s development-oriented governance,&rdquo; he stated.
Taking a sharp dig at the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Congress, Yadav accused both parties of corruption and misgovernance. &ldquo;The people rejected Congress years ago, and now they are fed up with AAP&rsquo;s corruption. This time, they have chosen the BJP to lead Delhi,&rdquo; he remarked.
Delhi Elections: Key Highlights
The national capital voted in a single-phase election for 70 assembly seats on Wednesday, recording a voter turnout of 60.42%, as per the Election Commission.
 The fate of 699 candidates across three major political parties&mdash;BJP, AAP, and Congress&mdash;is now sealed in the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), with results set to be declared on February 8. Exit polls indicate a strong possibility of the BJP forming the next government in Delhi, potentially ending Arvind Kejriwal&rsquo;s tenure as Chief Minister. Past Election Trends and Current Projections
 In the 2015 Delhi Assembly elections, AAP secured a landslide victory with 67 out of 70 seats, leaving BJP with only three and Congress with none. AAP retained its dominance in 2020, winning 62 seats while BJP improved its tally to eight. Despite governing Delhi from 1998 to 2013, Congress has remained out of power for over a decade.
According to 2025 exit polls, Congress is predicted to witness a further decline, while BJP is poised to make significant gains.
With the final results awaited, all eyes remain on February 8, when the political landscape of Delhi will be reshaped, potentially marking a historic shift in governance.
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Delhi votes in a high-stakes election as AAP, BJP, and Congress battle for power. Arvind Kejriwal urges voters to choose truth and progress. Polling underway across 70 constituencies, with results set for February 8.

Delhi Votes: Kejriwal, BJP, Congress leaders urge high turnout in pivotal polls

Delhi Assembly Elections 2025: As polling begins, Arvind Kejriwal urges voters to choose development over fear, while BJP and Congress push for a resurgence. With over 1.56 crore voters, the high-stakes battle will shape Delhi’s future. Results on Feb 8.

Delhi votes today in a high-stakes election. AAP's Kejriwal urges voters to choose "truth and development," while BJP and Congress push for a change. Polling is underway across 70 constituencies, with results set for February 8.

Polling for the high-stakes Delhi Assembly elections is underway, with AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal urging voters to recognize their power in shaping the city&rsquo;s future. In a post on X, he emphasized that every vote is a step toward better schools, hospitals, and governance.
With an electorate of 1.56 crore, the election will determine Delhi's leadership for the next five years. Kejriwal called for a choice between "truth and development" versus "hatred and fear," asserting, "Hooliganism will lose, Delhi will win."
Delhi CM Atishi echoed his sentiments, framing the election as a battle between "work and hooliganism." Meanwhile, BJP Delhi president Virendra Sachdeva encouraged voters to back the "double-engine government" for a cleaner, better-governed Delhi under PM Narendra Modi.
Congress candidate Sandeep Dikshit, contesting against Kejriwal in New Delhi, urged voters to protect their rights by turning out in large numbers.
Polling is taking place across 13,766 stations in all 70 constituencies, deciding the fate of 699 candidates. The results will be announced on February 8.

Top leaders, including Jaishankar, Hardeep Puri, and Rahul Gandhi, cast early votes in the high-stakes Delhi Assembly elections. AAP seeks a third term, while BJP and Congress aim for a comeback. Voting underway; results on February 8.

Delhi Assembly Elections: Key leaders cast votes as polling begins across 70 constituencies

Top political leaders, including S Jaishankar, Hardeep Singh Puri, and Rahul Gandhi, cast their votes early in the Delhi Assembly elections. AAP eyes a third term, while BJP and Congress push for resurgence. Voting continues; results on February 8.

Polling for the Delhi Assembly elections began, with key leaders like S Jaishankar, Hardeep Singh Puri, and Rahul Gandhi casting votes early. AAP, BJP, and Congress are in a triangular contest. Voting is across 70 constituencies, results on Feb 8.

Union ministers S Jaishankar and Hardeep Singh Puri, and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi were among those who cast their votes for the Delhi Assembly polls early in the morning on Wednesday.&nbsp;
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<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WATCH?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#WATCH</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/DelhiElections2025?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#DelhiElections2025</a> | EAM Dr S Jaishankar and his wife Kyoko Jaishankar cast their vote at a polling booth set up at NDMC School of Science and Humanities, Tughlaq Crescent. <a href="https://t.co/Vv67tjSv4m">pic.twitter.com/Vv67tjSv4m</a>
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LoP Shri <a href="https://twitter.com/RahulGandhi?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@RahulGandhi</a> ji has cast his vote for a brighter Delhi! Now, it's your turn - exercise your right and vote for a better future! <a href="https://t.co/4mIB7glf3j">pic.twitter.com/4mIB7glf3j</a>
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The early voters also included AAP leader and former Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia, Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva, Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora and Delhi Chief Electoral Officer R Alice Vaz.&nbsp;
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<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WATCH?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#WATCH</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/DelhiElection2025?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#DelhiElection2025</a> | AAP leader and MLA candidate from Jangpura constituency, Manish Sisodia casts his vote at a polling booth at Lady Irwin Senior Secondary School in New Delhi Assembly constituency. His wife Seema Sisodia is also voting here. <a href="https://t.co/5OsPMZJb8c">pic.twitter.com/5OsPMZJb8c</a>
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AAP's Greater Kailash candidate Saurabh Bharadwaj, BJP's Karawal Nagar candidate Kapil Mishra, Congress' New Delhi candidate Sandeep Dikshit and Kalkaji candidate Alka Lamba also voted soon after the voting began at 7 am.
There are around 1.56 crore eligible voters in the capital, which is witnessing a triangular contest between the ruling AAP, BJP and Congress.
While AAP is eyeing a third consecutive term, BJP and Congress are hoping for a resurgence in Delhi.
Polling is underway at 13,766 stations across Delhi's 70 assembly constituencies to decide the fate of 699 candidates. The results will be announced on February 8.

Delhi Assembly Elections 2025: Over 1.56 crore voters set to decide the fate of 699 candidates. Tight security with 30,000 police personnel, paramilitary forces, and sealed borders. Massive crackdown on MCC violations, illegal firearms, and drugs.

Delhi on high alert as Assembly Elections begin amid tight security

Delhi Assembly Elections 2025 are underway with over 1.56 crore voters casting their ballots across 13,766 polling stations. Security has been heightened with 30,000 police personnel and 220 paramilitary companies deployed. Authorities have seized illegal firearms, liquor, and drugs in a major pre-poll crackdown. Stay updated on the latest developments.

Delhi votes amid tight security with 30,000 police personnel &amp; 220 paramilitary units deployed. 1.56 crore voters decide the fate of 699 candidates. Crackdown on MCC violations sees 1,076 cases, 469 illegal firearms, &amp; ₹77.9 Cr drugs seized.

Delhi is on high alert as voting for the high-stakes Assembly elections begins on Wednesday, with over 30,000 police personnel and 220 paramilitary companies deployed across the national capital to ensure peaceful polling.
With over 1.56 crore eligible voters, the elections will decide the fate of 699 candidates across 70 constituencies. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) is seeking a third consecutive term, while the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress aim for a comeback.
Robust Security Measures in Place Special security arrangements have been implemented, including drone surveillance, Quick Reaction Teams (QRTs), and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) at nearly 3,000 sensitive polling booths.
Special Commissioner of Police Devesh Chandra Srivastva stated that all 65 border points with Uttar Pradesh and Haryana have been sealed, with heavy security deployment in place.
Crackdown on MCC Violations Since January 7, when the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) was enforced, Delhi Police has:
<ul>
<li>Registered 1,076 MCC violation cases and detained 34,250 individuals</li>
<li>Seized 469 illegal firearms, 513 cartridges, and arrested 491 people under the Arms Act</li>
<li>Confiscated 1.1 lakh litres of illicit liquor and arrested 1,381 people</li>
<li>Seized 196.6 kg of drugs worth ₹77.9 crore and 1,200 banned injections, leading to 177 arrests &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; With the Election Commission and law enforcement agencies on high alert, authorities have assured a free, fair, and peaceful electoral process. The results will be declared on February 8.</li>
</ul>

Delhi heads to polls with AAP aiming for a third win, BJP seeking power after 25 years, and Congress hoping for resurgence. A critical election for the capital's future.

Delhi assembly elections 2025: Voting begins tomorrow amid tight security

Over 1.56 crore voters in Delhi participate in a crucial election. AAP seeks a third term, BJP aims for a comeback, and Congress looks for resurgence. The battle unfolds across 70 constituencies with heightened security ensuring smooth voting.

Delhi's electoral face-off features AAP seeking a third term, BJP attempting a resurgence, and Congress aiming for revival, with security tightened at polling stations.

Delhi is set for a crucial electoral battle as over 1.56 crore voters head to the polls on Wednesday to decide the fate of 699 candidates across 70 Assembly constituencies. Voting will take place from 7 am to 6 pm at 13,766 polling stations, with heightened security arrangements to ensure a smooth process.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), led by Arvind Kejriwal, is seeking a third consecutive term, banking on its welfare schemes and governance model. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is aiming to end its 25-year exile from power in Delhi, while the Congress, which ruled the capital for 15 years until 2013, is hoping to stage a comeback after failing to secure a seat in the last two elections.
Security and Polling Arrangements The Election Commission has deployed 220 companies of paramilitary forces, 35,626 Delhi Police personnel, and 19,000 home guards to maintain law and order. Nearly 3,000 polling stations have been identified as sensitive, with drone surveillance and Quick Reaction Teams (QRTs) stationed at key locations. Special polling booths have been arranged for senior citizens and persons with disabilities, and the Election Commission has introduced a Queue Management System (QMS) app to help voters check crowd levels in real time.
High-Voltage Campaigning The election campaign concluded on Monday at 6 pm, after an intense battle between AAP, BJP, and Congress. The AAP focused on its governance record, with Kejriwal and CM Atishi leading multiple rallies. The BJP&rsquo;s campaign, spearheaded by PM Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, and BJP chief JP Nadda, attacked AAP over corruption and law and order concerns. The Congress, led by Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi, positioned itself as the alternative to both parties, highlighting governance failures.
The campaign was marked by aggressive political attacks, AI-generated spoofs, and debates on key issues like the "Sheesh Mahal" controversy, Yamuna&rsquo;s water quality, and allegations of voter list tampering.
Key Promises by Parties
<ul>
<li>AAP: Free bus rides for students, insurance for auto and taxi drivers, and Rs 18,000 annual financial aid for temple priests and gurdwara granthis.</li>
<li>BJP: Rs 21,000 financial assistance for pregnant women and subsidized LPG cylinders at Rs 500.</li>
<li>Congress: Rs 8,500 monthly unemployment benefit for jobless youth.</li>
</ul>
 With voter turnout expected to play a decisive role, all eyes are now on Delhi&rsquo;s electorate as they cast their votes on February 7. The results on February 8 will determine whether AAP retains its stronghold, BJP stages a comeback, or Congress surprises everyone.

AAP alleges Election Commission bias towards BJP as Delhi elections near. EC refutes claims, pledging impartiality and fair conduct during the polls.

Election Commission rejects AAP’s allegations, calls out ‘pressure tactics’ ahead of Delhi Polls

With tensions high, AAP accuses the Election Commission of BJP favoritism ahead of Delhi elections. The EC denies bias, ensuring fair and impartial elections amidst a heated political climate.

As Delhi's elections approach, AAP accuses the EC of BJP bias, claims refuted. EC ensures unbiased polls.

As the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) accuses the Election Commission (EC) of bias in favor of the BJP, the poll panel on Tuesday dismissed the claims, asserting that it is a three-member body and not a single-person entity.
&nbsp;With just a day left before the Delhi Assembly elections on February 5, the Election Commission hit back at AAP's allegations, stating that the poll panel operates collectively and not under Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Rajiv Kumar alone.
<ul>
<li>AAP leaders, including Arvind Kejriwal, accused the EC of shielding BJP&rsquo;s violations and claimed that Kumar was eyeing a post-retirement position, a charge the EC refuted.</li>
<li>The poll body condemned "repeated deliberate pressure tactics" aimed at maligning its credibility, emphasizing its decision to exercise constitutional restraint despite the attacks.</li>
<li>Kumar, along with election commissioners Gyanesh Kumar and Sukhbir Singh Sandhu, reiterated the EC&rsquo;s impartiality, maintaining that it would not be swayed by political outbursts.</li>
</ul>
As Delhi votes on February 5, the battle intensifies between AAP, seeking a third consecutive term, and BJP, aiming for a comeback.

In the heated lead-up to the Delhi elections, Atishi accuses BJP of misconduct and alleges bias from the Election Commission, adding tension to the race.

Delhi CM Atishi accuses BJP of ‘Hooliganism’, slams EC and police for bias ahead of polls

Amidst the Delhi elections, Atishi alleges BJP misconduct and Election Commission bias, adding drama to the political landscape.

Atishi accuses BJP of misconduct and Election Commission bias in Delhi elections. Case filed against her for obstruction.

With Delhi Assembly elections around the corner, Chief Minister Atishi has accused the BJP of &ldquo;hooliganism&rdquo; and alleged that the Election Commission and Delhi Police are shielding saffron party workers while targeting AAP leaders.
Delhi Chief Minister Atishi on Tuesday launched a scathing attack on the BJP, alleging that the party is indulging in hooliganism ahead of the February 5 Assembly elections, while Delhi Police and the Election Commission (EC) turn a blind eye to its actions.
<ul>
<li>Atishi, who is contesting from Kalkaji, accused BJP leader Ramesh Bidhuri and his family members of creating unrest in the constituency and claimed no action was taken against them.</li>
<li>Instead, she was booked for violating the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) after Delhi Police alleged she and her supporters blocked roads and obstructed officers on duty.</li>
<li>Taking to social media, Atishi slammed the EC&rsquo;s alleged bias, stating, &ldquo;BJP workers are being protected while cases are filed against AAP leaders raising complaints.&rdquo;</li>
</ul>
The Delhi Assembly elections will be held on February 5, with results to be announced on February 8.

As Delhi's Assembly elections near, AAP's Atishi accuses the Election Commission of bias, creating tensions with BJP and raising fairness concerns.

Delhi CM Atishi slams Election Commission over MCC case, BJP-AAP clash escalates ahead of polls

Ahead of Delhi elections, AAP leader Atishi accuses the Election Commission of bias amidst rising tensions with BJP, questioning election fairness.

AAP's Atishi clashes with Election Commission over bias claims, involving BJP's Bidhuri. Kejriwal criticizes EC amid MCC violation charges.

As the Delhi Assembly election nears, Chief Minister and AAP leader Atishi has accused the Election Commission of bias after being charged for allegedly violating the Model Code of Conduct (MCC). The political tussle intensified with allegations against BJP leader Ramesh Bidhuri&rsquo;s son, police action, and strong reactions from AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal.
&nbsp;Delhi Chief Minister Atishi on Tuesday criticized the Election Commission (EC) after she was booked for allegedly violating the MCC in the final hours before the Delhi Assembly election silence period.
<ul>
<li>Atishi accused BJP leader Ramesh Bidhuri&rsquo;s son, Manish Bidhuri, of election interference and claimed that her complaint to the EC and Delhi Police resulted in a case against her instead.</li>
<li> AAP members Ashmit and Sagar Mehta were booked for allegedly assaulting a police constable, while the police also registered a case against Manish Bidhuri for MCC violations.</li>
<li>&nbsp;Arvind Kejriwal slammed the EC, alleging hooliganism and bias against AAP while accusing the authorities of shielding BJP workers and facilitating election malpractice.</li>
</ul>
With just 48 hours left before polling day, the pre-election silence period is in effect, where campaign-related activities are legally restricted. However, the political tension between AAP and BJP continues to escalate, raising concerns over fair election proceedings in Delhi.

Rajya Sabha witnessed a debate centered on AAP's criticized governance in Delhi, highlighting issues like infrastructure and Yamuna fund allocation.

BJP’s Kiran Choudhry slams AAP for ‘Turning Delhi into a slum,’ questions Yamuna cleanup funds

In the Rajya Sabha, intense debate arose over AAP's governance in Delhi. BJP criticized AAP for neglect, mismanagement, and unfulfilled promises, amidst claims over Yamuna funds. With elections near, tensions rise as both parties prepare for electoral verdict.

Rajya Sabha's debate sees AAP criticized for poor governance, fiscal mismanagement, and unfulfilled promises in Delhi.

Rajya Sabha debate sees sharp criticism of AAP&rsquo;s governance in Delhi, accusations of neglecting development, mismanaging Yamuna cleanup funds, and making baseless allegations.
BJP Rajya Sabha member Kiran Choudhry launched a fierce attack on the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Delhi, accusing it of turning the national capital into a "dirty slum" while shifting blame onto others for its failures.
AAP Losing Public Trust, Says Choudhry Speaking during the motion of thanks on the President&rsquo;s address in the Rajya Sabha on Monday, Choudhry asserted that AAP has lost the trust of Delhi&rsquo;s people due to its failure in governance.
Without directly naming former Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, she criticized AAP leaders for their rhetoric during the Delhi Assembly election campaign, where they allegedly used terms like: "Water terrorism" &nbsp;"Genocide" &nbsp;"Poison in Yamuna" Comparing Delhi&rsquo;s water crisis to Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings
She claimed that AAP leaders "have lost their senses" and are resorting to extreme statements because they realize the public is fed up with them after 10 years of misgovernance.
&nbsp;&lsquo;Delhi&rsquo;s Infrastructure Has Collapsed&rsquo; Choudhry alleged that AAP has failed to fulfill its promises and neglected development, leaving Delhi in a worse condition than ever before.
"Delhi is no longer a world-class city. It has turned into a slum, with dirty drainage, overflowing garbage dumps, clogged sewers, and stinking, polluted drinking water," she stated.
She challenged AAP leaders to step out of Lutyens&rsquo; Delhi and visit Delhi&rsquo;s interior streets, outskirts, and colonies to see the real condition of the city.
"If they do, they will hang their heads in shame," she declared.
&nbsp;₹6,000 Crore Yamuna Cleanup Fund Misused? Targeting AAP&rsquo;s claims of cleaning the Yamuna River, Choudhry called it a "cesspool of filth and toxic waste" and demanded accountability for the ₹6,000 crore allocated for its cleanup.
"Where has this money gone? The people of Delhi deserve answers," she asked.
She further accused AAP of failing to manage Delhi&rsquo;s water supply, claiming that the city suffers from the highest loss of processed water&mdash;40-50%&mdash;due to poor infrastructure and mismanagement.
BJP&rsquo;s Neeraj Shekhar Joins Criticism Backing Choudhry&rsquo;s statements, BJP MP Neeraj Shekhar also took a swipe at AAP&rsquo;s governance, questioning the credibility of its claims about Haryana supplying "poisonous water" to Delhi.
He challenged AAP to verify whether Haryana provides clean water through an uninterrupted canal network and accused them of peddling misinformation.
Shekhar also indirectly criticized Arvind Kejriwal, suggesting he focus on his own political future instead of making baseless allegations against the Election Commission.
Political Tensions Rise Ahead of Delhi Elections With Delhi Assembly elections scheduled for February 5, and counting on February 8, BJP and AAP are locked in a heated battle.
As AAP defends its governance record, BJP continues to challenge its claims on education, healthcare, and infrastructure, making the upcoming polls a high-stakes contest for control of the national capital.

PM Modi accuses AAP of manipulating student exams to maintain high success rates. This education debate heats up as Delhi elections approach, with BJP challenging AAP's policies.

PM Modi slams AAP govt over education policy, alleges manipulation of Class 10 results

Political tensions rise as PM Modi accuses AAP of filtering students to boost exam success, sparking debate over education policies ahead of Delhi elections.

PM Modi accuses AAP of manipulating student results to enhance its educational image. With elections near, BJP supports the criticism, while AAP defends its reforms, highlighting education as a key issue for voters.

PM accuses AAP of filtering students to protect its image; BJP claims Delhi&rsquo;s education model prioritizes propaganda over real progress.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday launched a sharp attack on the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Delhi, alleging that it is manipulating student promotions to safeguard its reputation.
Modi Alleges AAP Filters Students to Maintain Board Exam Success Rate
During an interaction with students, PM Modi claimed that the Delhi government does not allow underperforming Class 9 students to advance to Class 10, ensuring that only those who are guaranteed to pass board exams are promoted.
"I have heard that in Delhi, students who perform poorly in Class 9 are not promoted to Class 10. They only allow those students in Class 10 who are certain to clear the board exams. They fear that if the results are poor, the image of their government will be tarnished," Modi said in the interaction.
BJP Accuses AAP of Prioritizing Image Over Student Welfare
BJP leaders echoed Modi&rsquo;s remarks, alleging that AAP has compromised students' futures to showcase an artificially successful education model.
"Instead of focusing on improving learning outcomes, they denied students the opportunity to take exams, prioritizing propaganda over real progress," a BJP leader stated.
AAP, BJP, and Congress in Fierce Battle Ahead of Delhi Polls
With the Delhi Assembly elections scheduled for February 5 and results to be announced on February 8, the AAP, BJP, and Congress are engaged in a high-stakes electoral battle.
Education has been a key campaign issue, with AAP touting its school reforms as a major achievement, while BJP continues to challenge the credibility of Delhi&rsquo;s education model.
As political attacks escalate, the voters will soon decide whether AAP&rsquo;s education reforms resonate or if BJP&rsquo;s criticism gains traction in the final verdict.

Andhra Pradesh CM Naidu critiques AAP's governance, calls for a double-engine government in Delhi, and proposes a 'P4' partnership model to address infrastructure challenges.

Chandrababu Naidu slams AAP’s ‘Half-Engine Sarkar,’ calls Delhi model a failure ahead of polls

N Chandrababu Naidu sharply criticizes the Aam Aadmi Party's governance in Delhi, labeling it ineffective. He pushes for a double-engine government and a 'P4' partnership model to address the capital's infrastructure issues.

N Chandrababu Naidu criticizes Delhi's governance as ineffective, advocates for a double-engine government and a 'P4' partnership model to enhance infrastructure development.

TDP chief criticizes AAP&rsquo;s governance, questions lack of infrastructure development, and pushes for a &lsquo;P4&rsquo; partnership model for sustainable growth.
As Delhi gears up for its assembly elections, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister and TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu launched a scathing attack on the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), calling Delhi&rsquo;s governance a &ldquo;total failure.&rdquo;
During a campaign rally on Monday, Naidu dismissed AAP&rsquo;s Delhi Model as ineffective and termed it a &lsquo;half-engine sarkar&rsquo;, claiming that the city needs a &lsquo;double-engine government&rsquo; (a term used to signify the same party in power at both the state and central levels) for real progress.
Delhi's Infrastructure &amp; Governance Under Fire
Speaking to reporters, Naidu highlighted several issues plaguing the national capital, including:
 &nbsp;Lack of new infrastructure projects in the last decade.
Water quality concerns, stating that residents &ldquo;cannot differentiate between drinking and drainage water.&rdquo;
Delhi Metro was the last major project, with no significant additions since then.
He also accused AAP of governing without a long-term vision, claiming that people are leaving Delhi in search of better opportunities, whereas the city was once a career-building hub.
The &lsquo;P4&rsquo; Development Model &amp; Welfare Politics Debate
Naidu questioned the sustainability of freebie-driven welfare politics, arguing that politicians must first create wealth before distributing it. He advocated for his &ldquo;P4 Model&rdquo;&mdash;a partnership between public, private, and people&rsquo;s sectors&mdash;to address poverty and development gaps.
"Without creating wealth, what right does a politician have to distribute it?" Naidu asked, calling for a national debate on welfare vs. economic growth.
He also suggested that the top 10% of high-net-worth individuals should support the bottom 20% to bridge economic disparities.
&lsquo;Hyderabad Model&rsquo; vs. Delhi Model
Citing the success of his governance in Hyderabad, Naidu contrasted it with Delhi&rsquo;s lack of urban planning. He claimed that Hyderabad has become one of India&rsquo;s most livable cities with the highest per capita income in Telangana, attributing it to his leadership since 1995.
In contrast, he dismissed Delhi&rsquo;s liquor policy as a &ldquo;massive scam&rdquo;, stating that his own 1995 liquor reform introduced Extra Neutral Alcohol (ENA) to reduce impurities in liquor, unlike Delhi&rsquo;s allegedly flawed excise model.
Backing PM Modi&rsquo;s Vision for India
Naidu endorsed Prime Minister Narendra Modi&rsquo;s leadership, expressing confidence in India&rsquo;s goal of becoming a developed nation by 2047. He stressed that development should take precedence over political ideologies.
"Be on the right side, not on the left side, then you can move forward. Right development is right politics," he said, indirectly taking a dig at opposition parties.
AAP vs. NDA: The Election Battle Intensifies
As Delhi heads toward assembly polls on February 5, Naidu&rsquo;s remarks add to the intensifying political battle. While AAP is defending its governance model, BJP and its allies&mdash;including Naidu&rsquo;s TDP&mdash;are pushing for a leadership change in the capital.
With infrastructure, governance, and economic policies dominating the debate, the upcoming elections will decide whether AAP retains power or if a &lsquo;double-engine sarkar&rsquo; takes charge of Delhi.

Around 1.56 crore voters will participate in the Delhi Assembly Election 2025 on February 5. With 13,766 polling stations and special provisions for persons with disabilities and senior citizens, the election process ensures accessibility.

Delhi Elections: Voter-friendly measures and polling stations for smooth polling on Feb 5

Around 1.56 crore voters will participate in the Delhi Assembly Election 2025 on February 5. With 13,766 polling stations and special provisions for persons with disabilities and senior citizens, the election process ensures accessibility.

Around 1.56 crore voters are set to exercise their electoral franchise in the Delhi Assembly election on February 5 as voter-friendly measures have been put in place for the smooth polling process, Chief Electoral Officer R. Alice Vaz said.
To facilitate voting, 13,766 polling stations have been set up across 2,969 polling premises. Of these, 733 polling stations are designated for persons with disabilities, Vaz said.
Around 1.56 crore voters, including 83.76 lakh men, 72.36 lakh women, and 1,267 individuals from the third gender will cast their ballot on February 5.
The Delhi Election Office has introduced several voter-friendly measures to ensure a smooth polling process. These include ramps, wheelchairs, medical teams, crche services, themed polling stations, a queue management mobile application and a home voting option for senior citizens and persons with disabilities, she said.
Vaz emphasised that over 1 lakh polling personnel have been deployed, and all polling stations will have essential amenities under the Assured Minimum Facility (AMF) policy. These include waiting areas, drinking water, toilets, ramps, and wheelchairs. Paramedical staff with basic medical kits will also be stationed at polling centres.
To enhance voter experience, 210 polling stations will be set up as Theme-Based Model Polling Stations with additional facilities, she said.
Moreover, 70 polling stations -- one in each assembly constituency -- will be fully managed by women staff. Another 70 polling stations will be operated entirely by persons with disabilities to promote inclusivity and an equal number of youth-centric polling stations will be set up to encourage young voters, the CEO said.
The "Vote From Home" initiative will allow 6,488 senior citizens aged 85 and above, along with 1,051 persons with disabilities, to cast their votes from home, ensuring accessibility for all eligible voters, she stated.
"To help voters locate their polling stations, a colour-coded system will be used, with details mentioned on the Voter Information Slip. Additionally, 4,217 wheelchairs will be made available for easy mobility," said Vaz.
Addressing Model Code of Conduct (MCC) violations, Vaz stated that the cVIGIL app has received 5,244 complaints, with the highest number from North District (1,049) and the lowest from Shahdara (136). Authorities have maintained an average response time of 35 minutes.
For the first time in India, a Queue Management System (QMS) application and webpage will enable voters to check real-time crowd levels at polling centres, helping them plan their visit. The app, Delhi Election 2025 QMS, is available on the Google Play Store, she mentioned.
"We are also arranging Dummy/Braille ballot paper, Braille EPIC cards, Braille VAG. 120 nos of SLI are also deployed," Vaz said.
She further shared that to ensure security during polling, 220 companies of forces, 19,000 home guards, and 35,626 Delhi Police personnel will be deployed. Additionally, 21,584 Ballot Units, 20,692 Control Units, and 18,943 VVPATs have been prepared including Dummy/Braille ballot paper, she said.
For voter assistance, 8,715 trained volunteers will be deployed. A pick-and-drop facility can be accessed via the 1950 helpline, mobile app, or Saksham ECI App. Special provisions include Braille ballot papers, EPIC cards, and 120 Sign Language Interpreters, Vaz said.
Vote counting will take place at 19 centres across 11 districts, as approved by the ECI. So far, 6,633 postal ballots have been cast through home voting for senior citizens and persons with disabilities, while 13,958 ballots have been cast by election duty voters, she added.
The Delhi Assembly election is scheduled for February 5, and the results will be announced on February 8.

As Delhi Assembly elections approach, Arvind Kejriwal criticizes Congress for allegedly collaborating with BJP to ensure AAP's defeat. 

Delhi Elections: Arvind Kejriwal accuses Congress of aligning with BJP

As Delhi Assembly elections approach, Arvind Kejriwal criticizes Congress for allegedly collaborating with BJP to ensure AAP's defeat.&nbsp;

Ahead of the Delhi Assembly elections, Arvind Kejriwal, the national convenor of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), sharply criticized Congress, accusing the party of "collaborating" with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to defeat AAP.&nbsp;
In a video address on Thursday, Kejriwal claimed, "Congress is not contesting elections in Delhi to win, but they are collaborating with the BJP so that AAP loses."
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दिल्ली में सभी कांग्रेस समर्थकों से मेरी अपील- <a href="https://t.co/JuQLYqEzGi">https://t.co/JuQLYqEzGi</a>
&mdash; Arvind Kejriwal (@ArvindKejriwal) <a href="https://twitter.com/ArvindKejriwal/status/1884912165812863448?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 30, 2025</a></blockquote>
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Kejriwal referred to a recent interaction with Congress supporters, in which he was told about internal divisions within the party. He emphasized that Congress, despite a strong chance, lost the Haryana elections due to infighting.&nbsp;
"A few days ago, some people came to meet me, who were supporters of Congress since inception. Even though they said they would vote for Congress, they were also disappointed. They told me that Congress leaders are involved in infighting. They lost the Haryana elections that were in their corner," he explained.
Appealing to Congress voters, Kejriwal urged them to support AAP, stating that Congress leaders rarely criticize BJP, yet often target AAP. He further warned that if BJP comes to power, it would dismantle welfare programs introduced by the AAP government, such as mohalla clinics and free bus services for women.&nbsp;
"They told me that Congress leaders don't say a word against BJP leaders, but they are only busy criticising AAP. I told them that I had worked for them as well and not only for AAP. I told them I provided free electricity and made government schools better. I told them if they vote for Congress, the BJP will form the government (in Delhi). They will shut mohalla clinics, and free bus services for women. I appeal to every Congress supporter that if they vote for Congress, the BJP will benefit. If BJP comes to power, you will not get any facilities provided by our government," Kejriwal appealed.
Kejriwal's remarks came amid the ongoing controversy over his claims about the Yamuna water being "poisoned." He criticized the Election Commission of India (ECI) for rejecting his explanation and sending him a notice. Kejriwal accused Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar of playing politics, alleging he "wants a job post-retirement."&nbsp;
Addressing the Election Commission, Kejriwal defended his comments, asserting that his remarks about the water were made "in furtherance of an imperative public duty." He also pointed out that the concerns he raised should not be seen as an offence, arguing that failing to acknowledge them would set a dangerous precedent, undermining state accountability.
With the Delhi elections scheduled for February 5 and results expected on February 8, 699 candidates are contesting for the 70 assembly seats.&nbsp;
Congress, which ruled Delhi for 15 years, has struggled in the last two elections, failing to secure any seats. Meanwhile, AAP has dominated the 2015 and 2020 elections, winning 67 and 62 seats respectively, while BJP secured only 3 and 8 seats in these elections.

AAP Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal was detained by police after dumping garbage outside Arvind Kejriwal's house in Vikaspuri, protesting the condition of Delhi's roads. Security was heightened at the residence following the incident.

AAP rebel Swati Maliwal protests against Kejriwal, dumps garbage outside his residence

AAP Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal was detained by police after dumping garbage outside Arvind Kejriwal's house in Vikaspuri, protesting the condition of Delhi's roads. Security was heightened at the residence following the incident.

AAP Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal was detained by police on Thursday after she strewed garbage outside former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal's house in protest.
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दिल्ली की महिलाओं से इतना डरते हैं कायर केजरीवाल ?? <a href="https://t.co/LEVTtk1UtP">pic.twitter.com/LEVTtk1UtP</a>
&mdash; Swati Maliwal (@SwatiJaiHind) <a href="https://twitter.com/SwatiJaiHind/status/1884907555744268747?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 30, 2025</a></blockquote>
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Maliwal and her aides picked garbage from roads in Vikaspuri, collected it into three mini trucks and reached Kejriwal's house on Firozshah Road. She threw shovelful of garbage out on the ground there before she was accosted by female police personnel and removed from the site.
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Arvind Kejriwal ने पुलिस भेजकर अपने घर के बाहर से स्वाति मालीवल जी को Arrest करवाया - Tweeted by Team <a href="https://t.co/1bmOGanS1f">pic.twitter.com/1bmOGanS1f</a>
&mdash; Swati Maliwal (@SwatiJaiHind) <a href="https://twitter.com/SwatiJaiHind/status/1884898008170394046?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 30, 2025</a></blockquote>
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Scores of women holding placards that read "Muskuraiye, AAP Delhi Mein Hain" were seen near Kejriwal's 5 Ferozeshah Road residence.
Maliwal arrived there in one of the three garbage trucks.
She earlier shared a video on X of herself and others gathering garbage from Vikaspuri.
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विकासपुरी इलाक़े में सड़कों पर सालों से कूड़े के ढेर लगे हैं। लोगों में बहुत गुस्सा है। ये सारा कचरा उठाकर केजरीवाल जी के घर फेंकने जा रहे हैं। बुरा हाल कर रखा है पूरी दिल्ली का.. जो गंदगी और बदबू दिल्ली वासी रोज़ झेलते हैं आज वो केजरीवाल जी झेलेंगे। जनता आ रही है केजरीवाल&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/jZW1DVyWdu">pic.twitter.com/jZW1DVyWdu</a>
&mdash; Swati Maliwal (@SwatiJaiHind) <a href="https://twitter.com/SwatiJaiHind/status/1884849415187300818?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 30, 2025</a></blockquote>
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"There have been heaps of garbage on the roads in Vikaspuri for years. People are very angry. They are going to collect all this garbage and dump it at Kejriwal's house," she wrote in the post.
She added, "The condition of the entire Delhi has deteriorated. The filth and stink that Delhiites face daily will be faced by Kejriwal ji today &hellip; The public is coming, Kejriwal ji, don&rsquo;t be afraid." In the wake of the incident, security was heightened outside Kejriwal's residence.
A senior police officer said, "We have installed barricades and deployed additional personnel to maintain law and order. No one will be allowed to breach the law." Maliwal had a fallout with the party and its top leader Arvind Kejriwal last year after she went to meet him at his house but was allegedly misbehaved with there by Kejriwal's personal secretary.
That matter is being heard in court.&nbsp;

Uddhav Thackeray leads Shiv Sena (UBT) to a neutral position in the Delhi assembly elections, skipping campaigns for Congress or AAP despite their INDIA bloc affiliation. The contest is set to be fierce with AAP, BJP, and Congress leading the charge.

Uddhav Thackeray stays neutral in Delhi Polls; Shiv Sena (UBT) to refrain from campaigning

Uddhav Thackeray's Shiv Sena (UBT) opts for neutrality in the Delhi assembly elections, choosing not to campaign for Congress or AAP, despite being part of the INDIA bloc. The election, featuring AAP, BJP, and Congress, promises to be a tight race.

Uddhav Thackeray's Shiv Sena stays neutral in Delhi polls, not campaigning for Congress or AAP. This choice reflects a strategic position despite their INDIA bloc alliance. The contest intensifies among AAP, BJP, and Congress, with SP and TMC backing AAP.

Shiv Sena (UBT) chief Uddhav Thackeray will not campaign for either the Congress or AAP in the upcoming Delhi assembly elections, maintaining a neutral stance, party MP Sanjay Raut confirmed on Tuesday.
While acknowledging that both the Congress and AAP are allies in the INDIA bloc, Raut stated, &ldquo;We are not going anywhere for campaigning. We are neutral.&rdquo;
The Delhi assembly polls, scheduled for February 5, are shaping up to be a triangular battle involving the AAP, BJP, and Congress. The Samajwadi Party (SP) and Trinamool Congress (TMC) have extended their support to the Aam Aadmi Party, while the Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena faction is backing the BJP.
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, aiming for a third consecutive term, is leading AAP&rsquo;s campaign after its 2020 landslide victory, where the party won 62 of 70 seats. The BJP and Congress are gearing up to challenge AAP in this high-stakes contest.
Despite staying neutral in Delhi, the Shiv Sena (UBT) continues to align with its INDIA bloc allies for broader national and strategic issues. &nbsp;

Tahir Hussain, involved in the 2020 Delhi riots, seeks permission from the Supreme Court to campaign from custody for Mustafabad assembly elections.

Allow me to connect with voters under police custody: Delhi riot accused Tahir Hussain

Amid legal battles from 2020 Delhi riots, Tahir Hussain seeks Supreme Court's nod to campaign from custody for Mustafabad elections, igniting debate on legal precedents.

Tahir Hussain, implicated in the 2020 Delhi riots, requests Supreme Court permission for election campaigning under custody. The court demands plans for security and expenses, delaying its decision until 2 PM.

Former councilor and February 2020 Delhi riots accused Tahir Hussain requested the Supreme Court on Tuesday that he be allowed to campaign in custody for the upcoming Delhi assembly polls.
&nbsp; Senior advocate Siddharth Aggarwal, appearing for Hussain, told a bench of Justices Vikram Nath, Sanjay Karol, and Sandeep Mehta that only four days are left for campaigning so he be allowed to connect with the electorate under police custody.
&nbsp; "The place where my house is alleged to have been where Delhi riots took place. I am fighting for Mustafabad seat and even for staying purposes, I am saying I will not go to the house and will stay in a hotel and provide details," Aggarwal said.
Additional Solicitor General SV Raju opposed the prayer, saying his role is serious. He said if granted the relief, everybody would fill out a nomination form in jail.
&nbsp;The court asked Raju to seek instructions on what expenses and sort of security would be required.
&nbsp;The bench also told Aggarwal to inform what undertakings Hussain would give.
The order is scheduled to be pronounced at 2 pm.
&nbsp;Hussain failed to secure interim bail on January 22, after a two-judge bench of the apex court gave a split verdict.
The Delhi High Court granted custody parole to Hussain on January 14 to file his nomination papers from the Mustafabad constituency on an All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) ticket.
Violence broke out in northeast Delhi on February 24, 2020, leaving 53 people dead and several injured.
&nbsp;Hussain is an accused in a case connected to the death of Intelligence Bureau staffer Ankit Sharma.
According to the prosecution, on February 26, 2020, complainant Ravinder Kumar informed the Dayalpur police station that his son, Ankit Sharma, had been missing since the previous day.
Sharma's body was reportedly found in the Khajuri Khas nullah in the riot-affected area and it bore 51 injuries.

The Samajwadi Party endorses AAP for the Delhi Assembly elections with key figures like Akhilesh Yadav rallying support. Despite their INDIA alliance, AAP and Congress face off in competitive polls slated for February 5 with results expected on Febru

Samajwadi Party joins AAP campaign for Delhi Polls; Akhilesh Yadav, Kejriwal to hold joint roadshow

The Samajwadi Party backs Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi's upcoming assembly elections. Leaders Akhilesh Yadav and Arvind Kejriwal will spearhead collaboration, with support from INDIA bloc partners. This strategic alliance comes as Delhi gears up for a decisive election.

Samajwadi Party backs AAP for Delhi elections with a joint campaign led by Akhilesh Yadav and Arvind Kejriwal. Other INDIA bloc allies like Trinamool Congress support AAP. Despite alliance, AAP and Congress will contest separately. Results on February 8.

In a significant move ahead of the Delhi Assembly elections, the Samajwadi Party (SP) has announced its support for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). SP chief Akhilesh Yadav and AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal will lead a joint roadshow in the Rithala constituency on January 30, marking a high-profile campaign collaboration.
This alliance comes as other key INDIA bloc members, including the Trinamool Congress, Shiv Sena (UBT), and the Nationalist Congress Party (Sharad Pawar faction), have also extended their backing to AAP in Delhi. Alongside Akhilesh Yadav, several SP leaders, including Kairana MP Iqra Hasan, are set to campaign for AAP candidates.
Notably, while AAP and Congress contested the 2024 Lok Sabha elections together in Delhi as part of the INDIA alliance, they are going head-to-head in the upcoming assembly elections. Despite this, Akhilesh Yadav has affirmed the INDIA alliance remains intact, stating, "It was decided that wherever a regional party is strong, the alliance would extend its support."
The Delhi Assembly elections, scheduled for February 5, are expected to be a tightly contested affair. In the 2020 polls, AAP secured a resounding victory with 62 out of 70 seats, leaving the BJP with just eight and Congress with none.
As campaigning intensifies, AAP aims to maintain its dominance in the capital, buoyed by the support of regional allies. The votes will be counted on February 8, deciding the fate of Delhi&rsquo;s political landscape.

Atishi accuses BJP of disrupting Delhi's water ahead of elections, alleging Haryana pollution. AAP seeks intervention as voting nears.

Atishi accuses BJP of water sabotage ahead of Delhi assembly polls, calls it "dirty politics"

Atishi accuses BJP of disrupting Delhi's water supply to influence elections, blaming Haryana for polluting the Yamuna. AAP seeks Election Commission help.

Atishi accuses BJP of disrupting Delhi's water supply to influence elections, blaming Haryana for polluting the Yamuna. AAP seeks Election Commission help.

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi on Monday accused the BJP of resorting to "unfair tactics" out of desperation, as she predicted a "historic loss" for the saffron party in the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections.
At a press conference, Atishi alleged that the BJP is deliberately disrupting Delhi's water supply to sway public opinion. She claimed that Haryana is intentionally releasing industrial waste into the Yamuna River, causing severe water contamination and jeopardising the health of Delhiites.
"The BJP is staring at a historic defeat in the national capital. In its bewilderment, it has stooped to tactics like stopping the water supply. Haryana is draining industrial waste into the Yamuna to harm Delhi&rsquo;s people and manipulate election outcomes," she stated.
Atishi highlighted that ammonia levels in the Yamuna have surged to an unprecedented 7.2 ppm, disrupting the operation of water treatment plants and creating a severe water crisis in many areas of Delhi.
AAP leader and Delhi Assembly candidate Arvind Kejriwal echoed the allegations in a strongly worded post on X. "There is no bigger sin than making people go thirsty. BJP workers in Haryana are mixing poison in the water sent to Delhi. This contaminated water cannot even be cleaned in water treatment plants, forcing us to halt water supplies in some areas for safety," Kejriwal wrote in Hindi.
He further alleged that the BJP&rsquo;s actions are endangering public health and amount to "mass murder." "The AAP will ensure this does not happen," he asserted.
Atishi added that she, along with Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, has sought an urgent meeting with the Election Commission to highlight what they claim are "unfair practices" by the BJP.
With Delhi set to vote on February 5 and results to be declared on February 8, the election battle has intensified, with both sides trading barbs and escalating tensions in the capital&rsquo;s political landscape. &nbsp;

Ahead of Delhi Assembly elections, over 19,000 individuals were arrested and major illegal materials were seized, including drugs, firearms, and cash. Authorities enforce strict measures for a fair voting process starting February 5.

Over 570 MCC violation cases registered ahead of Delhi Assembly Polls

In preparation for the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections, a major crackdown led to the arrest of over 19,000 individuals with significant seizures of illegal materials, reflecting stringent enforcement to ensure election integrity.

Delhi Police registered 570+ MCC violations ahead of the Feb 5 polls, seizing ₹5.29 crore cash, 284 firearms, 46,682L liquor, and drugs worth ₹20 crore. Over 19,000 arrests were made in a crackdown to ensure a fair election.

As Delhi gears up for the Assembly elections on February 5, more than 570 cases of alleged violations of the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) have been registered so far, according to officials. These cases were recorded between January 7, when the MCC came into effect, and January 23.
In an intensified pre-poll crackdown, Delhi Police has been vigilant at border checkpoints and ramped up operations against illegal activities. The efforts have resulted in the arrest of 19,065 individuals under various legal provisions, including those under the Excise Act.
Significant seizures have been made during this period, reflecting the scale of illicit activities thwarted. Police confiscated 284 illegal firearms, 394 cartridges, and seized over 46,682 litres of liquor valued at more than ₹1.3 crore. Additionally, 119.51 kg of drugs worth over ₹20 crore and more than 1,200 banned injections were recovered.
Law-enforcement agencies also seized cash amounting to ₹5.29 crore and 37.39 kg of silver, according to an official statement.
The heightened vigilance comes as voting for all 70 Assembly seats in Delhi is set to take place on February 5, with results scheduled to be announced on February 8. Authorities continue to maintain strict surveillance to ensure a free and fair election.
With polling day fast approaching, the Delhi Police is leaving no stone unturned in cracking down on violations and illegal activities that could disrupt the election process.

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