A heavy three-way electoral battle is expected involving AAP, BJP and Congress across several seats in the national capital. Here we will discuss the top ten constituencies where tough fights are expected on 5.

The party put in its all, toeing the AAP narrative where needed, shifting focus to middle class, deploying Narendra Modi as its face.

Delhi assembly election will be held in a single phase on Wednesday, February 5, from 7 am to6 pmm and the counting of votes is scheduled for February 8. Voting will take place across 13,766 polling stations in all 70 assembly constituencies to decide the fates of 699 candidates.

While AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal visited the Hanuman Temple at Connaught Place along with his wife and children and prayed for the victory of ”truth”, Delhi BJP president Virendra Sachdeva was seen praying at the Jagannath Temple in Hauz Khas.

Delhi Assembly Elections 2025: Delhi is gearing up for crucial Assembly elections, with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) aiming for a third consecutive term, while the BJP and Congress strive for a comeback. Voting will begin at 7 am on Wednesday, with over 1.56 crore eligible voters set to cast their ballots. The results will be declared on February 8.

As the National Capital of Delhi gears up for polls on February 5, here’s a look at its unique political positioning and how the BJP government fares against incumbent AAP, and the Indian National Congress.

On the last day of Delhi election campaigning, BJP extended its effort to the parliament, attacking the AAP government for alleged mismanagement. South Delhi MP Bidhuri praised the Modi government's achievements,