Security tightened ahead of polls
With less than 24 hours to go for the Delhi Assembly elections, authorities have intensified security measures. Route marches, intensive checks, and surveillance in sensitive areas are being conducted to ensure law and order ahead of polling. (PTI photo)
Record-breaking MCC enforcement by Delhi police
Delhi Police’s Southern Range reported a record number of cases and arrests under the Model Code of Conduct. The crackdown aims to prevent any violations, ensuring a fair and transparent electoral process. (PTI photo)
Advanced surveillance & AI integration
Security measures include paramilitary forces, police personnel, CCTV cameras, AI-enabled cameras, drones, and facial recognition systems to monitor the situation and prevent electoral malpractices. (PTI photo)
Campaigning ends, silence period begins
High-intensity campaigning for the February 5 elections concluded at 6pm on Monday. Political rallies, bike rallies, and public meetings were in full swing before the silence period commenced, restricting further canvassing until polling begins. (PTI photo)
AAP eyes third consecutive term
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) remains confident about securing another victory, emphasizing its track record of governance and welfare initiatives to retain public support.
BJP’s aggressive campaigning for a comeback
The BJP is determined to reclaim Delhi after 25 years, holding 22 roadshows led by top leaders like Amit Shah, Rajnath Singh, and JP Nadda, who campaigned extensively across the city.
Congress struggles for revival
After failing to win any seats in the last two elections, Congress leaders Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi conducted roadshows in key constituencies like Kalkaji and Kasturba Nagar, seeking to reestablish their presence in Delhi.
Over 42,000 personnel deployed for poll duty
A total of 35,626 Delhi Police personnel, along with 6,525 under-training officers, have been assigned election duty on February 7 to maintain security and manage polling stations effectively. (PTI photo)
1.56 crore voters eligible to vote
Delhi CEO reported that 1.56 crore voters will cast their ballots across 13,766 polling stations. This includes 83.76 lakh male, 72.36 lakh female, and 1,267 third-gender voters, ensuring inclusive electoral participation. (PTI photo)
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