Delhi polls: Arvind Kejriwal casts vote with family; parents in wheelchairs

President Droupadi Murmu cast her vote for the Delhi assembly elections on Wednesday at a polling booth inside the President’s Estate around 9 am. Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, along with his wife Sudesh Dhankhar, also voted at the CPWD Service Centre in North Avenue, where they were given saplings as a gift. (Image credit: Agencies)

Chief Justice of India Sanjiv Khanna showing his finger marked with indelible ink after voting. The voting for Delhi polls began at 7 am and voting will continue till 6 pm across 13,766 polling stations spread over 2,696 locations. (Image credit: PTI)

Delhi chief minister Atishi and former deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia cast their votes as polling continues across all 70 Assembly seats in the national capital. AAP is looking to retain its stronghold in the region that it has dominated for years. (Image credit: Agencies)

Chief election commissioner Rajiv Kumar, along with his family, cast his vote at a polling booth during the Delhi Assembly elections. The polls are expected to see more than 1.5 crore eligible voters participating, who will have the opportunity to shape the political future of the national capital. (Image credit: PTI)

AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal also headed to the polling booths along with his wife and parents. In its manifesto, the party has promised expanding its welfare schemes, offering free electricity and water, free bus travel for women, and improved education. (Image credit: PTI)

External affairs minister S Jaishankar after casting his vote at a polling booth during the Delhi Assembly elections, at Tughlaq Crescent area. He said, "Public is in mood for change."

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BJP candidate Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma with his family after casting his vote at a polling booth. BJP, hopes to break its 30-year drought in Delhi assembly elections. In its manifesto, the party promised to continue existing welfare schemes while introducing new ones, including a Rs 2,500 monthly stipend for women. (Image credit: PTI)

Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi also arrived at the polling stations. In the 2025 assembly elections, Congress is looking for a comeback in the capital region with promises like offering Rs 8,500 per month for unemployed youth for a year and Rs 2,500 per month for women under the 'Pyari Didi Yojana', in its manifesto.(Image credit: Agencies)

BJP candidate Ramesh Bidhuri speaking to the media after casting vote during the Delhi assembly elections. He said, "PM Narendra Modi wants development in Delhi like it is happening in India. I appeal to my brothers and sisters of Delhi to vote for development, drinking water, repair of broken roads, clean sewer, clean Yamuna river". (Image credit: PTI)

Congress candidate Sandeep Dikshit after voting for the assembly elections. He is contesting against AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal in the New Delhi constituency, asked Delhiites to vote in large numbers to protect their rights. (Image credit: PTI)