Delhi Elections 2025 LIVE Updates: Delhi Police seizes ‘Punjab govt’ car with liquor, cash and AAP pamphlets; BJP slams

With only a few days left until the high-stakes Delhi assembly elections, both the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have ramped up their campaigning. Arvind Kejriwal, national convenor of AAP, led the charge, highlighting his party's welfare initiatives, including 24-hour free electricity, quality education, and healthcare for Delhi’s residents.Kejriwal accused the BJP of using public funds to offer loans to wealthy individuals, alleging that if the BJP wins, it will end all the services currently available to the people of Delhi. He drew a stark contrast between his party’s welfare model and the BJP’s approach, asserting that the AAP's focus on free electricity, water, and healthcare benefits the common people, while the BJP’s model prioritises the wealthy.Addressing a rally in Jangpura, Kejriwal urged voters to choose AAP for zero electricity bills and warned that the BJP would end subsidies if they come to power. He promised that under AAP, Jangpura residents would have direct access to government officials, with the ability to resolve issues swiftly.As Delhi’s assembly elections approach, both the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are intensifying their campaigns. AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal highlighted his party’s welfare initiatives, including 24-hour free electricity, water, and healthcare, accusing the BJP of misusing public funds to benefit the wealthy. He warned voters that the BJP would end these services if they come to power.