Delhi Assembly Election 2025 LIVE: An Approximate 57.86% Voter Turnout Recorded

An approximate turnout of 57.86 per cent was recorded for the Delhi Assembly polls. Voting ended at 6 PM. The highest voter turnout was recorded in the North East district at 63.83 per cent. An approximate voter turnout of 54.72 per cent was recorded in the New Delhi district. The approximate voter turnout in Central district was 55.74 per cent.

Voting has concluded for the Delhi Assembly Elections. All voters in the queue after the formal closing hours of polling at 6 PM are allowed to cast their vote, as per the Election Commission of India. It was a three-way contest between the Aam Aadmi Party, the Congress and the BJP. There was enthusiasm among the voters in Delhi. The who's who of the country from President Droupadi Murmu, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankar, Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, his sister and MP Priyanka Gandhi, Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi, AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal, Delhi Chief Minister Atishi exercised their franchise.

Among the other prominent personalities, who voted include AAP leader and former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, former Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud and Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan. The voting was smooth at most of the places in the national capital. There are 70 seats in the Delhi Assembly. Exit polls can be aired from 6.30 PM as per the directive of the Election Commission of India.

A voter turnout of 57.70 per cent was recorded till 5 PM as per the data of the Election Commission of India. A voter turnout of 51.81 per cent was recorded in the Kalkaji Assembly constituency from where the Delhi Chief Minister is contesting the polls, till 5 PM. In the New Delhi Assembly seat, from where Aam Aadmi Party national convener Arvind Kejriwal is contesting the polls, a voter turnout of 54.27 per cent was recorded till 5 PM. The voter turnout in Chandni Chowk was recorded at 52.76 per cent till 5 PM.

AAP candidate from Tughlakabad Vidhan Sabha, Sahiram Pahalwan said, "People are happy with the development that has happened in the last 10 years in Arvind Kejriwal's government. They are coming out in large numbers to bless us..."

"BJP people create tensions. Wherever something goes wrong, BJP's involvement emerges... We will win more than 62 seats," Pahalwan told news agency ANI.

A voter turnout of 46.55 per cent was recorded till 3 PM, as per the data of the Election Commission of India. The North East Delhi district saw the highest voter turnout of 52.73 per cent till 3 PM, while the New Delhi district recorded the lowest voter turnout of 43.10 per cent till 3 PM. The voter turnout in the Kalkaji Assembly seat from where Delhi Chief Minister Atishi is contesting was 41.17 per cent till 3 PM.

AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal, accompanied by his family members including his elderly parents, cast his vote for the Delhi assembly polls on Wednesday. He appealed to the people of Delhi to exercise their franchise for "good schools, hospitals and development of the city". Kejriwal, who is contesting from the New Delhi seat for the fourth time in a row, is pitted against BJP's Parvesh Verma and Congress's Sandeep Dikshit, in a keen contest.

"My parents have health issues but they were very excited about voting since morning," the former chief minister told reporters. His wife Sunita Kejriwal and son Pulkit Kejriwal also accompanied him to their polling station. Kejriwal said hopefully people will vote for "those who work". Sunita Kejriwal said people are "very intelligent" and will make the right choice. "They won't tolerate hooliganism," she quipped.

Delhi Police says, "At about 11:50 AM, at Aryan Public School, Jafrabad voting centre, BJP candidate from the Seelampur constituency levelled the allegations of bogus voting against AAP candidate. Acting upon the issue, both side party supporters started sloganeering. At once, police officers with additional staff reached the spot and sorted out the matter. The situation is completely under control. No complaint from any side has been received by the police so far."

As the high-stakes triangular contest unfolds in Delhi, the voter turnout stood at 33.31 per cent till 1 PM. Among all constituencies, Mustafabad recorded the highest turnout at 43 per cent.

Till 11 AM, Delhi Recorded an overall voter turnout of 19.95 per cent across 70 Assembly Constituencies. Northeast Delhi recorded the highest voter turnout at 24.87 per cent and Central Delhi Recorded the lowest at 16.46 per cent.

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, accompanied by his wife Sudesh Dhankhar, cast their vote for the Delhi Assembly Election 2025 at the CPWD Service Centre polling booth in North Avenue. After casting his vote, Dhankhar said, "Voting is the Oxygen of democracy and the base of democracy. It's fundamental to all the rights, and there is no bigger right than this. All the voters should vote for the country. India is the oldest and the most vibrant democracy in the world where regime changes through voting only... The management made by the election commission - the world recognizes it..." (With ANI Inputs)

AAP MP Raghav Chadha urged Delhi residents to participate in the ongoing elections, calling it a 'great festival of democracy'. He said, "I appeal to people to come out of their homes and cast their votes."

Chadha emphasised the hard work, truth, and honesty with which the AAP has campaigned, expressing confidence in their success. "I am confident that this time too we will be successful in getting the love and blessings of the people and will once again be engaged in the service of Delhi," he added.

Delhi Chief Minister and AAP leader Atishi displayed her inked finger after casting her vote during the state Assembly elections in New Delhi on Wednesday. She described the Delhi election as a 'Dharamyuddh', stating, "The people of Delhi are standing with those who work. They do not want hooliganism."

Responding to the FIR filed against her, she criticised Delhi Police saying, "Delhi Police can do anything. Delhi police are openly making the BJP fight elections. On one side, there is hooliganism of BJP, and on the other side, Delhi Police is extending full support to BJP."

Congress leader Pawan Khera proudly displays his inked finger after casting his vote at the polling booth set up at Kaviraj Khazan Chand Quetta DAV School in Nizamuddin East.

After casting her vote in the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025, Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal appealed to citizens to exercise their democratic rights. She emphasised the importance of voting in shaping the future of the national capital and stated, "I have cast my vote for Delhi's development. Every voter must participate in democracy and make their voice heard.

Delhi recorded an overall voter turnout of 8.1 per cent across 70 Assembly constituencies till 9 am. Northeast Delhi registered the highest turnout at 10.70 per cent, while New Delhi recorded the lowest at 6.51 per cent. Polling is underway, and voter participation is expected to rise throughout the day.

Voter Turnout Breakdown By Region:

Delhi Police have registered an FIR against AAP candidate Amanatullah Khan for allegedly violating the Model Code of Conduct (MCC). The action was taken after a video surfaced showing him, roaming in his Okhla constituency with supporters after the campaign period ended. DCP South East Delhi confirmed the case under Sections 223/3/5 of BNS and 126 RP Act at Jamia Nagar Police Station.

AAP leader and Jangpura MLA candidate Manish Sisodia and his wife Seema Sisodia cast their votes at Lady Irwin Senior Secondary School in the New Delhi Assembly constituency. Displaying their inked fingers, Sisodia dismissed BJP'a allegations, stating, "BJP has no work t do. What else will they do?" Expressing confidence in AAP's success, he added, "Shiksha Ki Krnati Jeetegi."

President Droupadi Murmu exercised her democratic right by casting her vote for the Delhi Assembly Election 2025 at Dr Rajendra Prasad Kendriya Vidyalaya, President's Estate. As polling continues across all 70 constituencies, prominent leaders and citizens are turning out to participate in the electoral process.

BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj cast her vote for the Delhi Assembly Election 2025 and urged citizens to vote in large numbers. Calling it the festival of democracy, she emphasised the need for a developed capital in a developed nation. Confident of her party's victory, she said, "Only the lotus will bloom on February 8."

AAP MLA and Sangam Vihar candidate Dinesh Mohaniya has been booked for allegedly misbehaving with a woman, making inappropriate gestures, and blowing flying kisses, according to Delhi Police sources. A case has been registered at Sangam Vihar Police Station under sections 323, 341, and 509 of the BNS. Mohaniya is contesting against BJP's Chandan Kumar Choudhary and Congress' Harsh Choudhary in the ongoing Delhi Assembly Election 2025.

External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar and his wife Kyoko Jaishankar cast their votes at a polling booth in NDMC School of Science and Humanities, Tuglaq Crescent, as polling continues for the Delhi Assembly Election 2025.

Lok Sabha leader of Opposition and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi cast his vote for the Delhi Assembly Eelection 2025 at Nirman Bhawan. Voting is underway across all 70 constituencies, with key leaders urging citizens to participate in the democratic process.

Congress candidate from Kalkaji, Alka Lamba, cast er vote at a polling station in Madipur as voting continues for the Delhi Assembly Eelection 2025. Kalkaji is a key battleground where Delhi CM Atishi (AAP) and former BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri are also contesting.

Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva cast his vote for the Delhi Assembly Election 2025. Afte voting, he said, "Today, the people of Delhi are voting for a developed national capital." He urged voters to support a party that works in coordination with the Central government and does not engage in conflicts with it, emphasising the importance of progress and development in the capital.

Congress candidate from the New Delhi Constituency, Sandeep Dikshit, cast his vote on Wednesday as polling continues across all 70 constituencies in the Delhi Assembly Election 2025.

AAP leader and Jangpura MLA candidate Manish Sisodia visited Kalkaji Temple to offer prayers as polling across all 70 constituencies began at 7 am on Wednesday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Delhi voters to participate actively in the Assembly Election 2025, as polling is being held across all 70 constituencies on Wednesday. In a tweet, PM Modi called the election a 'festival of democracy' and encouraged citizens to cast their valuable votes with enthusiasm. He also extended special wishes to first-time voters, emphasising their role in shaping the future of democracy.

Polling is underway across all 70 Assembly constituencies in Delhi as voters participate in a single-phase election to decide the national capital's political future. A total of 600 candidates are contesting in this high-stakes battle.

Security has been heightened across polling stations in Delhi as the city prepares for the Assembly Election 2025. With voting set to begin at 7 am, security personnel have been deployed, and polling officers have taken their positions at designated booths.

Over 30,000 police personnel and 220 companies of paramilitary forces have been stationed across the capital to ensure smooth and secure polling.

A case was registered against AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday in Haryana's Kurukshetra district over his 'poison in Yamuna' remark a day before Delhi polls. The FIR, lodges at Shahabad police station on a complaint by advocate Jagmohan Manchanda, names Kejriwal and other unknown AAP members.

The BJP has slammed Kejriwal for spreading fear among citizens. Charges under Sections 192, 196 (1), and 299 of the BNS have been invokes, alleging provocative statements against Haryana, its government, and the BJP.

Mock polling is underway at a polling booth in Nirman Bhawan, under the New Delhi assembly constituency, as part of final preparations for the Delhi Assembly Election 2025.

Polling across all 70 constituencies of Delhi is set to begin at 7 AM, with election officials conducting trial runs to ensure a smooth voting process.

An approximate turnout of 57.86 per cent was recorded for the Delhi Assembly polls. Voting ended at 6 PM. The highest voter turnout was recorded in the North East district at 63.83 per cent. An approximate voter turnout of 54.72 per cent was recorded in the New Delhi district. The approximate voter turnout in Central district was 55.74 per cent.

Voting has concluded for the Delhi Assembly Elections. All voters in the queue after the formal closing hours of polling at 6 PM are allowed to cast their vote, as per the Election Commission of India. It was a three-way contest between the Aam Aadmi Party, the Congress and the BJP. There was enthusiasm among the voters in Delhi. The who's who of the country from President Droupadi Murmu, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankar, Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi, his sister and MP Priyanka Gandhi, Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi, AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal, Delhi Chief Minister Atishi exercised their franchise.

Among the other prominent personalities, who voted include AAP leader and former Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, former Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud and Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan. The voting was smooth at most of the places in the national capital. There are 70 seats in the Delhi Assembly. Exit polls can be aired from 6.30 PM as per the directive of the Election Commission of India.

A voter turnout of 57.70 per cent was recorded till 5 PM as per the data of the Election Commission of India. A voter turnout of 51.81 per cent was recorded in the Kalkaji Assembly constituency from where the Delhi Chief Minister is contesting the polls, till 5 PM. In the New Delhi Assembly seat, from where Aam Aadmi Party national convener Arvind Kejriwal is contesting the polls, a voter turnout of 54.27 per cent was recorded till 5 PM. The voter turnout in Chandni Chowk was recorded at 52.76 per cent till 5 PM.

AAP candidate from Tughlakabad Vidhan Sabha, Sahiram Pahalwan said, "People are happy with the development that has happened in the last 10 years in Arvind Kejriwal's government. They are coming out in large numbers to bless us..."

"BJP people create tensions. Wherever something goes wrong, BJP's involvement emerges... We will win more than 62 seats," Pahalwan told news agency ANI.

A voter turnout of 46.55 per cent was recorded till 3 PM, as per the data of the Election Commission of India. The North East Delhi district saw the highest voter turnout of 52.73 per cent till 3 PM, while the New Delhi district recorded the lowest voter turnout of 43.10 per cent till 3 PM. The voter turnout in the Kalkaji Assembly seat from where Delhi Chief Minister Atishi is contesting was 41.17 per cent till 3 PM.

AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal, accompanied by his family members including his elderly parents, cast his vote for the Delhi assembly polls on Wednesday. He appealed to the people of Delhi to exercise their franchise for "good schools, hospitals and development of the city". Kejriwal, who is contesting from the New Delhi seat for the fourth time in a row, is pitted against BJP's Parvesh Verma and Congress's Sandeep Dikshit, in a keen contest.

"My parents have health issues but they were very excited about voting since morning," the former chief minister told reporters. His wife Sunita Kejriwal and son Pulkit Kejriwal also accompanied him to their polling station. Kejriwal said hopefully people will vote for "those who work". Sunita Kejriwal said people are "very intelligent" and will make the right choice. "They won't tolerate hooliganism," she quipped.

Delhi Police says, "At about 11:50 AM, at Aryan Public School, Jafrabad voting centre, BJP candidate from the Seelampur constituency levelled the allegations of bogus voting against AAP candidate. Acting upon the issue, both side party supporters started sloganeering. At once, police officers with additional staff reached the spot and sorted out the matter. The situation is completely under control. No complaint from any side has been received by the police so far."

As the high-stakes triangular contest unfolds in Delhi, the voter turnout stood at 33.31 per cent till 1 PM. Among all constituencies, Mustafabad recorded the highest turnout at 43 per cent.

Till 11 AM, Delhi Recorded an overall voter turnout of 19.95 per cent across 70 Assembly Constituencies. Northeast Delhi recorded the highest voter turnout at 24.87 per cent and Central Delhi Recorded the lowest at 16.46 per cent.

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, accompanied by his wife Sudesh Dhankhar, cast their vote for the Delhi Assembly Election 2025 at the CPWD Service Centre polling booth in North Avenue. After casting his vote, Dhankhar said, "Voting is the Oxygen of democracy and the base of democracy. It's fundamental to all the rights, and there is no bigger right than this. All the voters should vote for the country. India is the oldest and the most vibrant democracy in the world where regime changes through voting only... The management made by the election commission - the world recognizes it..." (With ANI Inputs)

AAP MP Raghav Chadha urged Delhi residents to participate in the ongoing elections, calling it a 'great festival of democracy'. He said, "I appeal to people to come out of their homes and cast their votes."

Chadha emphasised the hard work, truth, and honesty with which the AAP has campaigned, expressing confidence in their success. "I am confident that this time too we will be successful in getting the love and blessings of the people and will once again be engaged in the service of Delhi," he added.

Delhi Chief Minister and AAP leader Atishi displayed her inked finger after casting her vote during the state Assembly elections in New Delhi on Wednesday. She described the Delhi election as a 'Dharamyuddh', stating, "The people of Delhi are standing with those who work. They do not want hooliganism."

Responding to the FIR filed against her, she criticised Delhi Police saying, "Delhi Police can do anything. Delhi police are openly making the BJP fight elections. On one side, there is hooliganism of BJP, and on the other side, Delhi Police is extending full support to BJP."

Congress leader Pawan Khera proudly displays his inked finger after casting his vote at the polling booth set up at Kaviraj Khazan Chand Quetta DAV School in Nizamuddin East.

After casting her vote in the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025, Rajya Sabha MP Swati Maliwal appealed to citizens to exercise their democratic rights. She emphasised the importance of voting in shaping the future of the national capital and stated, "I have cast my vote for Delhi's development. Every voter must participate in democracy and make their voice heard.

Delhi recorded an overall voter turnout of 8.1 per cent across 70 Assembly constituencies till 9 am. Northeast Delhi registered the highest turnout at 10.70 per cent, while New Delhi recorded the lowest at 6.51 per cent. Polling is underway, and voter participation is expected to rise throughout the day.

Voter Turnout Breakdown By Region:

Delhi Police have registered an FIR against AAP candidate Amanatullah Khan for allegedly violating the Model Code of Conduct (MCC). The action was taken after a video surfaced showing him, roaming in his Okhla constituency with supporters after the campaign period ended. DCP South East Delhi confirmed the case under Sections 223/3/5 of BNS and 126 RP Act at Jamia Nagar Police Station.

AAP leader and Jangpura MLA candidate Manish Sisodia and his wife Seema Sisodia cast their votes at Lady Irwin Senior Secondary School in the New Delhi Assembly constituency. Displaying their inked fingers, Sisodia dismissed BJP'a allegations, stating, "BJP has no work t do. What else will they do?" Expressing confidence in AAP's success, he added, "Shiksha Ki Krnati Jeetegi."

President Droupadi Murmu exercised her democratic right by casting her vote for the Delhi Assembly Election 2025 at Dr Rajendra Prasad Kendriya Vidyalaya, President's Estate. As polling continues across all 70 constituencies, prominent leaders and citizens are turning out to participate in the electoral process.

BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj cast her vote for the Delhi Assembly Election 2025 and urged citizens to vote in large numbers. Calling it the festival of democracy, she emphasised the need for a developed capital in a developed nation. Confident of her party's victory, she said, "Only the lotus will bloom on February 8."

AAP MLA and Sangam Vihar candidate Dinesh Mohaniya has been booked for allegedly misbehaving with a woman, making inappropriate gestures, and blowing flying kisses, according to Delhi Police sources. A case has been registered at Sangam Vihar Police Station under sections 323, 341, and 509 of the BNS. Mohaniya is contesting against BJP's Chandan Kumar Choudhary and Congress' Harsh Choudhary in the ongoing Delhi Assembly Election 2025.

External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar and his wife Kyoko Jaishankar cast their votes at a polling booth in NDMC School of Science and Humanities, Tuglaq Crescent, as polling continues for the Delhi Assembly Election 2025.

Lok Sabha leader of Opposition and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi cast his vote for the Delhi Assembly Eelection 2025 at Nirman Bhawan. Voting is underway across all 70 constituencies, with key leaders urging citizens to participate in the democratic process.

Congress candidate from Kalkaji, Alka Lamba, cast er vote at a polling station in Madipur as voting continues for the Delhi Assembly Eelection 2025. Kalkaji is a key battleground where Delhi CM Atishi (AAP) and former BJP MP Ramesh Bidhuri are also contesting.

Delhi BJP President Virendra Sachdeva cast his vote for the Delhi Assembly Election 2025. Afte voting, he said, "Today, the people of Delhi are voting for a developed national capital." He urged voters to support a party that works in coordination with the Central government and does not engage in conflicts with it, emphasising the importance of progress and development in the capital.

Congress candidate from the New Delhi Constituency, Sandeep Dikshit, cast his vote on Wednesday as polling continues across all 70 constituencies in the Delhi Assembly Election 2025.

AAP leader and Jangpura MLA candidate Manish Sisodia visited Kalkaji Temple to offer prayers as polling across all 70 constituencies began at 7 am on Wednesday.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Delhi voters to participate actively in the Assembly Election 2025, as polling is being held across all 70 constituencies on Wednesday. In a tweet, PM Modi called the election a 'festival of democracy' and encouraged citizens to cast their valuable votes with enthusiasm. He also extended special wishes to first-time voters, emphasising their role in shaping the future of democracy.

Polling is underway across all 70 Assembly constituencies in Delhi as voters participate in a single-phase election to decide the national capital's political future. A total of 600 candidates are contesting in this high-stakes battle.

Security has been heightened across polling stations in Delhi as the city prepares for the Assembly Election 2025. With voting set to begin at 7 am, security personnel have been deployed, and polling officers have taken their positions at designated booths.

Over 30,000 police personnel and 220 companies of paramilitary forces have been stationed across the capital to ensure smooth and secure polling.

A case was registered against AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday in Haryana's Kurukshetra district over his 'poison in Yamuna' remark a day before Delhi polls. The FIR, lodges at Shahabad police station on a complaint by advocate Jagmohan Manchanda, names Kejriwal and other unknown AAP members.

The BJP has slammed Kejriwal for spreading fear among citizens. Charges under Sections 192, 196 (1), and 299 of the BNS have been invokes, alleging provocative statements against Haryana, its government, and the BJP.

Mock polling is underway at a polling booth in Nirman Bhawan, under the New Delhi assembly constituency, as part of final preparations for the Delhi Assembly Election 2025.

Polling across all 70 constituencies of Delhi is set to begin at 7 AM, with election officials conducting trial runs to ensure a smooth voting process.