Delhi Elections: The high-stakes battle for the Delhi Assembly Elections is nearing its climax, with campaigning set to end at 5:00 p.m. today.
The three major political parties—Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and Congress—are making their final push to woo voters ahead of the crucial polls scheduled for February 5.
AAP’s Last Stint
AAP National Convenor and former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is looking to secure a fourth consecutive term in office. His party, which has dominated Delhi politics since 2015, is banking on its governance model, welfare schemes, and development projects to win voter trust once again.
On the final day of campaigning, Kejriwal is scheduled to address public meetings in the Chhatarpur and Kalkaji Assembly constituencies, where AAP faces strong competition from BJP and Congress candidates. His outreach efforts are aimed at consolidating AAP’s voter base before the model code of conduct comes into full effect.
BJP’s Last-Minute Campaign Blitz
As the deadline for campaigning approaches, the BJP is going all out to make a final impact. Union Home Minister Amit Shah is leading the charge, holding three crucial public meetings in Jangpura, Bijwasan, and Dwarka Assembly constituencies.
The BJP’s campaign has focused on issues such as law and order, corruption allegations against AAP leaders, and promises of better infrastructure and governance. The party is aiming to make significant inroads into AAP’s voter base by highlighting perceived shortcomings of the current government.
Congress Struggles to Regain Lost Ground
The Congress, which once dominated Delhi politics, is attempting to rebuild its presence in the capital. With no major electoral victories in recent years, the party is relying on veteran leaders and grassroots campaigning to regain relevance. Senior Congress leaders have been actively campaigning across various constituencies, hoping to reclaim some of their traditional strongholds.
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