Election ground ready, 1.56 crore voters will decide

The atmosphere of high-stake assembly elections in Delhi has become hot. This time the election is going to be a competition between Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Congress. AAP is trying to return to power for the third consecutive time, while BJP and Congress are trying to get back their lost land.

699 candidates are in the fray for 70 assembly seats in Delhi, and more than 1.56 crore voters will exercise their franchise, which will work to give a new shape to the political scenario of Delhi.

AAP, BJP’s challenge to return to power in an attempt to win for the third time

Under the leadership of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, AAP is trying to form the government for the third consecutive time on the basis of welfare schemes and development works of its previous term. On the other hand, BJP has been out of power for the last 25 years and this time is making a strategy to strengthen its hold in Delhi.

Congress credibility at stake

The Congress (1998-2013), once ruled for 15 consecutive years on Delhi, failed to win a single seat in the last two elections. This time the expectations of the return of the Congress are attached, but it has to be seen how many seats it can win.

Delhi Election 2025 big seats and prominent candidates

Some assembly constituencies of Delhi can see a tough fight, where big faces are face to face.

Assembly Area	AAP candidate	BJP candidate	Congress candidate
New Delhi	Arvind Kejriwal	Entrance Verma	Sandeep Dixit
Jangpura	Manish Sisodia	Sardar Tarwinder Singh Marwah	Farhad Suri
Kalkaji	Atishi	Alka Lamba	Ramesh Bidhuri
Chhatarpur	Brahma Singh Tanwar	Kartar Singh Tanwar	Rajendra Singh Tanwar
Malviya Nagar	Somnath bharti	Satish Upadhyay	Jeetendra Kumar Kochhar
Patparganj	Awadh Ojha	Ravinder Singh Negi	Anil Chaudhary
Okhla	Amanatullah Khan	Brahma Singh	Ariba Khan
Rohini	Vijendra Gupta	Pradeep Mittal	Sumesh Gupta

The competition on these seats is likely to be very interesting, as many veteran leaders will be face to face here.

Tight security arrangements in Delhi

Voting will start at 7 am on the election day, and strict security arrangements have been made to conduct it peacefully.

Steps taken for security:

Companies of 220 paramilitary forces deployed
35,626 Delhi Police personnel on election duty
Deployment of 19,000 home guards
Special security at 3,000 sensitive polling stations

In addition, drone is being monitored, so that any untoward incident can be prevented. Delhi Police said that additional police force and Quick Reaction Team (QRT) will also be deployed in sensitive areas.

Special arrangement to make voting easier

This time the Election Commission has made several special provisions for the convenience of voters.

Special arrangements for senior citizens and disabled voters:

Special facility at 733 polling stations
Out of 7,553 eligible voters under home voting facility, 6,980 have already voted.

Voters will get convenience with QMS app

The Election Commission has launched the Qui Management System (QMS) app, so that voters can find out the crowd of polling stations in real time. With this, voters will be able to vote at the right time by avoiding long lines.