Delhi Assembly Election: Voting starts on 70 seats

New delhi date. Saturday 8 February 2020

- Today is voting day for Delhi Assembly elections, PM Modi tweeted. My appeal to all voters is that the maximum number

- Take part in this festival of democracy and create a new voting record.

- Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh arrived at 10.30 am to cast his vote at the Nirvana Bhavan polling booth.

- BJP candidate from Krishna Nagar Assembly seat Dr. Anil Singh arrives to vote.

Delhi Assembly Election Voting has begun. The voting process will be held from 8am to 6pm for the election of all 70 assembly seats.

The system has completed all voting preparations. Delhiites have been getting a lot of enthusiasm for the polls. People are arriving at many polling stations from early morning to vote.

Additional security has been set up at polling booths in Shaheenbagh and other sensitive areas, along with tightening of security in the national capital, from polling. In Delhi, there are a total 47 million 86 thousand 382 voters.

The ruling party is thus the Aam Aadmi Party. There is a tripartite battle between the BJP and the Congress. The Election Commission has claimed that all EVMs are foolproof.

There can be no interruptions. A total of 672 candidates are trying their luck in 70 assembly seats. 190 companies of the Central Armed Police Force have been deployed to protect the Delhi Assembly elections.

Delhi: BJP MP Parvesh Verma casts his vote at a polling station in Matiala assembly constituency; BJP and Congress have fielded Rajesh Gehlot and Sumesh Shokeen from the constituency, respectively. Gulab Singh Yadav of AAP is the current MLA and party's candidate from Matiala pic.twitter.com/u0toVZVMNX

- ANI (@ANI) February 8, 2020

A queue of voters at a polling booth at Shaheen Bagh, Okhla. AAP's Amanatullah is the sitting MLA and 2020 candidate of the party, he is up against Congress' Parvez Hashmi and BJP's Brahm Singh Bidhuri. # DelhiElections2020 pic.twitter.com/4hB60BtqGd

- ANI (@ANI) February 8, 2020

Today is the day of voting for the Delhi Assembly elections. My appeal to all voters is to attend this festival of maximum number of people and create a new voting record.

Urging the people of Delhi, especially my young friends, to vote in record numbers.

- Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 8, 2020