Notably, 48 hours before elections, is known as the silence period or pre-election silence. This is when all campaign-related or election-related activity is supposed to be halted, and no one, including persons like citizens, journalists, politicians, etc. are allowed to partake in any such
The national capital will go to the polls on February 5, and the election results will be declared on February 8. Monday marked the last day of campaigning for the Delhi Assembly elections.
Ahead of the Delhi Assembly polls, on the last day of campaigning, Congress candidate Alka Lamba expressed confidence to win from Kalkaji assembly constituency. She said that Atishi is a temporary Chief Minister and about to retire.
"I have visited the entire Delhi. I think that we are going to win 55 seats. But if mothers and sisters push hard, we can win up to 60 seats," Kejriwal told reporters during his campaign.
While addressing a massive crowd during a public meeting in the national capital's Dwarka assembly constituency, in a sarcastic jibe at AAP, Shah urged people to decide carefully between the "government of corruption and lies" or PM Modi who fulfils promises.
Congress leader Ajay Maken ahead of Delhi assembly elections said that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor Arvind Kejriwal was not releasing the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) report because there are things in the report against him, further stating that the person who come t
Maken expressed that the people of Delhi suffered a loss as Congress extended outside support to AAP in 2013. He said that AAP coming to power in the national capital led to an immediate stop of the development works being carried out under Sheila Dikshit's government.
"Votes are earned by winning the hearts of the people, not by threatening them. The people of Delhi will vote for us on our work," Atishi said while expressing confidence that AAP would form the government with a huge margin.
With Rahul Gandhi launching sharp attacks on the Aam Aadmi Party government and its leader Arvind Kejriwal in the run-up to Delhi assembly polls, Congress leader Ajay Maken has said the party was talking about issues concerning people and Kejriwal and Manish Sisodia "were involved in corr
Speaking to the media, Omar Abdullah said "There is a probability that AAP like the last elections might wipe off all the other parties in Delhi. People have not even voted, let the results come and then we will start the analysis..."
Shah addressed a massive crowd in the Bijwasan Assembly constituency, claiming that the AAP national convenor used to call himself the "son of Haryana," had now resorted to playing the blame game after failing to deliver on his promises to the people.
Ahead of the Delhi elections, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Monday said that he had received information that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) could cause discrepancies in 10 per cent of the votes through machines.