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The High-Voltage Campaigning for Delhi Assembly Poll Come to An End at 5 PM on Monday, Ushering in the Mandata Silence Silence Period Before Voting on FEBRUARY 5.
On the Final Day of Campaigning, The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Has Scheduled 22 Roadshows and Rallies Across Delhi, Intensifying its bid to reclaim power in the capital after 25 years.
On the other hand, the ruling aam aadmi party (AAP) Remains Confident of Securing a Third Straight Term, Banking on Its Governance Model of Free Welfare Schemes.
The Congress, which ruled the capital for 15 years until 2013, is striving to regain its lost after drawing a blank in the last two elections.
The fiercely Contected Electoral Battle has been defined by an unprecedented use of ai-generated spoofs, sharp politics jibes, and high-decibel roadshows.
The election Commission’s Model Code of Conduct (MCC) Mandates that All Public Meetings, Election-Related Functions, and Campaigning Must CEASE 48 hours before the close of POLLING.
According to the poll body, any dissemination of campaign material via cinema, TV, and print media is also prohibited During this period.
The Elections have turned into an intenses war of words, with parties using catchy slogans and barbed attracts.
While The Aap Branded The BJP as “Bharatiya Jhootha Party” (Indian Liar Party) and “Gali Galouch Party” Ef Arvind Kejriwal as “Ghoshna Mantri” (Minister of Announcements).
The Congress, Trying to Claw Back Into Delhi’s Political Corridor, Labelled Mr Kejriwal as “Farziwal” (Fake).
With ai-generated memes and digital campaigns dominating the narrative, the battle for delhi has reacted new levels of political discourse of political discourse.
According to the data of the Delhi Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), 1.56 Crore Voters are eligible to cast their ballots Across 13,766 Polling Stations on February 5.
Among Them, 83.76 Lakh Are Men, 72.36 Lakh Women, While 1,267 Are Third-Gender Voters. To facilitate a smooth voting process, 733 polling stations have been designed for persons with disabilites.
The Election Commission has also introduced a Queue Management System (QMS) application for the first time in India, allowing voters to check real-time crowd levels at polling stations through the Delhi Election – 2025 QMS app.
Under the Home Voting Facility for Senior Citizens and Persons with disabilitys, 6,980 out of 7,553 Eligible Voters have alredy cast their votes. This service, which began on January 24, will continue until until February 4.
To ensure free and Fair Elections, 220 Companies of Paramilitary Forces, 19,000 Home Guards, and 35,626 delhi police personnel will be deployed.
Additional, 21,584 ballot units, 20,692 Control Units, and 18,943 VVPATS have been prepared, include provisions for dummy and Braillle ballot papers.
In 2015, AAP SWEPT 67 of the 70 Seats at Stake, Leaving just three for the BJP and None for the Congress.
In 2020, AAP MAINTAINED Its Dominance With 62 SEATS, while the BJP Won Eight and the Congress Once Again Failed to Open Its Account.
With a resurgent BJP confidence of breaking aap’s streak and the Congress eyeing a revival, delhi is set for one of its most intenses Electoral Battles Yet.
The Final Verdict will Reveal Whether the rhetoric and slogans resonated with the voters or if the capital’s political landscape remains unchanged.
Whether the aap retains its hold on delhi, the BJP stages a comeback, or the Congress springs a surprises – the picture will be cleared only on the results are out on februry 8.
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